According to the Kush Gods Twitter account, though, the “mobile weed dispensary” is open today.

Forthcoming service Kush n Go is looking for drivers.

“The government respects that laws have changed” in regards to marijuana, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Barker. “But not as far as Mr. Cunningham would like to carry them.”

Evonne Lidoff pled guilty, while Nicholas Cunningham says he’s “working on a plea deal that would let us stay in business.”

But it wasn’t due to Nicholas Cunningham’s pot dealing operations.

The location of the car does not violate Mr. Kush God’s terms of release.

A new Kush God car will be on the streets today, the owner-operator says.

D.C. Police seized three Kush Gods vehicles and charged two people with distribution of marijuana.

Two arrests were made in reference to a narcotics operation.

Customers can soon order special brownies and gummies via an app for a “donation.”