Cops May Soon Be Able To Scan Your Eyeballs To See if You’re Driving Stoned

High Times
By Patrick MaraveliasNov 24, 2022, 3:00 pm241 pts
A Montana-based company called Gaize has developed a device which can scan the user’s eye and utilize crazy futuristic robot intelligence to detect THC impairment. According to the company’s founder, Ken Fichtler, American law enforcement agencies have already agreed to use the technology, though he could…

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