Ga. rep says she consulted company that applied for medical marijuana license
At a recent committee meeting, Georgia legislators heard testimony about a new medical marijuana bill that will vastly increase the number of companies authorized to grow and sell medical cannabis. State Rep. Deborah Silcox caught many in the audience off guard, with an off handed remark. FOX 5's I-Team looked into the consulting job she claimed she had with a company that applied for a medical marijuana license.
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