The Million Marijuana March for pot legalization in New York City last Saturday was a pretty mellow affair. There were only four arrests for minor violations, according to a police spokesperson. The marchers started at Houston St. and went down Broadway to Battery Park where they heard speakers and musical entertainment.
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