The Mercury News posted word that a medical Marijuana club in Hayward, California was raided by the DEA, but they didn't mention when. The club had made over $50m in sales this year, probably why they got the attention of the feds.

Agents who raided the Compassionate Patients Cooperative in Hayward and several other east Bay Area locations shortly before dawn Tuesday also seized $200,000 in cash, two late model Mercedes Benz automobiles and a home in Lafayette.

The pot club's owners, Winslow Norton and Abraham Norton, have been charged with drug distribution, money laundering and several other felony counts. They are being held without bond.

This is just another case of the feds flexing their muscle, do we have _any_ weapons against these raids? It seems that they're not just hitting San Francisco and L.A. anymore.