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RANCHO CUCAMONGA >> The lawsuit between marijuana activist Lanny Swerdlow and marijuana opponent Paul Chabot continued this week in court with lengthy testimony from Chabot, who said the activist pushed him. In testimony on Tuesday, Swerdlow said he walked around Chabot and maintained that he didn't touch Chabot. Swerdlow's suit against Chabot seeks punitive damages of $1 million, alleging false arrest and malicious prosecution. Chabot, who filed a counter-suit, claims Swerdlow battered him, which Swerdlow denies, and is asking for attorney's fees.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA >> The lawsuit between marijuana activist Lanny Swerdlow and marijuana opponent Paul Chabot continued this week in court with lengthy testimony from Chabot, who said the activist pushed him. In testimony on Tuesday, Swerdlow said he walked around Chabot and maintained that he didn't touch Chabot. Swerdlow's suit against Chabot seeks punitive damages of $1 million, alleging false arrest and malicious prosecution. Chabot, who filed a counter-suit, claims Swerdlow battered him, which Swerdlow denies, and is asking for attorney's fees.

Paul Chabot, the event's guest speaker and husband of the coalition's president, denied entry to [Lanny Swerdlow] after Swerdlow was recognized as a marijuana activist, Swerdlow said. Chabot told sheriff's deputies that Swerdlow pushed him and entered the meeting when he was told he wasn't welcome. Swerdlow denies there was any physical contact. Swerdlow said another man who was ejected from the meeting, Temecula resident Marty Victor, spoke to sheriff's deputies a week after the meeting seeking assault charges brought against Chabot.

Paul Chabot, the event's guest speaker and husband of the coalition's president, denied entry to [Lanny Swerdlow] after Swerdlow was recognized as a marijuana activist, Swerdlow said. Chabot told sheriff's deputies that Swerdlow pushed him and entered the meeting when he was told he wasn't welcome. Swerdlow denies there was any physical contact. Swerdlow said another man who was ejected from the meeting, Temecula resident Marty Victor, spoke to sheriff's deputies a week after the meeting seeking assault charges brought against Chabot.

Despite allegations of odd timing, sheriff's Lt. Scot Collins said the department had no knowledge of [Martin Victor]'s involvement in [Lanny Swerdlow]'s battery case. \"The arrest was made based on neighbor complaints,\" Collins said. \"Sheriffs didn't know about the appearance in the San Bernardino court. I didn't know about it until (Monday afternoon).\" The guidelines from state Attorney General Edmund G. \"Jerry\" Brown Jr. call for medical-marijuana cooperatives - meaning groups of medical-marijuana users who collectively grow and share marijuana - to be strictly nonprofit, which Victor says his was.

Despite allegations of odd timing, sheriff's Lt. Scot Collins said the department had no knowledge of [Martin Victor]'s involvement in [Lanny Swerdlow]'s battery case. \"The arrest was made based on neighbor complaints,\" Collins said. \"Sheriffs didn't know about the appearance in the San Bernardino court. I didn't know about it until (Monday afternoon).\" The guidelines from state Attorney General Edmund G. \"Jerry\" Brown Jr. call for medical-marijuana cooperatives - meaning groups of medical-marijuana users who collectively grow and share marijuana - to be strictly nonprofit, which Victor says his was.

Ethel CUMMING, Mae (nee Klinck) - Peacefully, at Cambridge Memorial Hospital, on Friday, August 8, 2008. Loving mother of Elaine Anderson, Sharon Chabot and Gail Walton (Victor Bowman).