Drug Enforcement Administration agents hauled out boxes of evidence through a smashed-out front door as medical marijuana advocates shouted at them in protest Tuesday during a raid on the One on One Patient Association.

Here are some images I took from the raid.

Sheriff’s deputies stand guard outside the One on One Patients Association on Sixth Avenue in downtown San Diego.
A protester arrives outside the One on One Patients Association on Sixth Avenue in downtown San Diego.
A sheriff’s deputy carries a bag of cash while another stands guard.
A sheriff’s deputy carries police tape outside the One on One Patients Association.
A protester rallies outside the One on One Patients Association.
A sheriff’s deputy tells medical marijuana activist Eugene Davidovich to step back.
A sheriff’s deputy tells medical marijuana activist Eugene Davidovich to step back.
A Drug Enforcement Administration agent brings a stack of evidence boxes into the One on One Patients Association.
A DEA agent removes boxes of evidence.
A DEA agent removes boxes of evidence.
Officials removed stacks of boxes that included files from the One on One Patients Association on Sixth Avenue in downtown San Diego.
Medical marijuana activist Eugene Davidovich stands in the way of a DEA agent carrying a box of evidence.
Employees of the One on One Patients Association on Sixth Avenue in downtown San Diego stand outside the facility after law enforcement officials left the premises.

Sam Hodgson is a freelance photojournalist and contributor to Voice of San Diego. You can contact him at samhodgsonphoto@gmail.com and check out his work on his website.

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Sam Hodgson is a freelance photojournalist and contributor to Voice of San Diego. You can contact him at samhodgsonphoto@gmail.com and check out his work...

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