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Updated: 11 hours ago Editorial Cartoon

A Thousand Words: Cannabis commission suspends whistleblower

A cartoon of a woman carrying a box of office supplies leaving a building with a sign reading "Cannabis Control Commission" above the entrance. Two police officers follow behind her talking to each other.

Editorial Cartoon | Ramón L. Sandoval On Jan. 6, the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission placed Business Operations Manager Meghan Dube on paid administrative leave. Dube had spoken to WBJ regarding systematic issues within the agency, with her thoughts featured in WBJ investigative report. Her suspension letter did not provide a reason for her administrative lead, only mentioning it was pending the review and assessment of an unspecified internal investigation. Dube believes the suspension is direct retaliation for her efforts to inform the public of the agency’s issues.

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By Ramón L. Sandoval

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