[420 Girl]

Federal narcotics agents Tuesday raided a medical marijuana dispensary in Marina del Rey, but officials were not revealing anything about their investigation.

The raid occurred about noon at Marina Caregivers, 730 Washington Blvd.

"We are looking for violations of federal law," said Sarah Pullen, a spokeswoman for the Drug Enforcement Administration.

DEA agents also served search warrants at two medical marijuana dispensaries in the 400 block of Rose Avenue and the 100 block of Lincoln Boulevard, both in Venice, Pullen said.

No arrests were made.

A man who answered the telephone at Marina Caregivers refused to identify himself. He said he was closed for the day.

"We are not doing anything wrong," he said. "I don't really know the nature of why they raided my place."

Marina Caregivers gets positive reviews on the Web site of the Los Angeles Cannabis Clubs.

"Very nice people, clean, new offices," Jane B wrote. "This club would be a 5-star if they had a better selection."

Two other reviews said:

"I was thoroughly impressed by the selection, not just the strains, but the oils, honeys (which I am kicking myself for not getting because I can't find honey anywhere else!) edibles, and clothes too."

"The quality of the cannabis is top notch, and the value card (where you earn one dollar for every 10 purchased) is fantastic. I usually get a free gram or eighth about once per month."

California voters passed Proposition 215 in 1996 to permit medicinal marijuana for certain illnesses. However, the drug's use, possession and distribution remains illegal under federal law.

Pullen said the search warrants' affidavits are sealed.

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