OBN seizes 7,989 marijuana plants at Ada grow; one arrested, two held for ICE
Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics agents seized 7,989 marijuana plants and 54 pounds of processed marijuana at Laurent Green LLC southeast of Ada on 4 September 2025. One person was arrested and ICE agents took two others into custody, in an investigation into illegal cultivation and an allegedly fraudulent OBN registration.
🇺🇸 Laurent Green LLC, County Road 3588, southeast of Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma · Oklahoma, United States
Arrested
1
Plants destroyed
7,989
Cannabis
24.4939 kg
Agencies
Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
The grow is southeast of Ada in the 18000 block of County Road 3588.[1]Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics agents, working in their Marijuana Enforcement
Teams, served a search warrant at Laurent Green LLC in Ada on Thursday, 4
September 2025.[2]
The agents seized 7,989 marijuana plants during the raid.[2]They also seized
54 pounds (about 24.5 kg) of processed marijuana.[2]
OBN agents arrested one person at the site.[2]Immigration and Customs
Enforcement agents took two other people into custody.[1]OBN said more
arrests were possible as the investigation continued.[2]
The investigation concerned illegal marijuana cultivation at the site, which was
alleged to have obtained its OBN registration by fraud.[3]The Oklahoma Bureau
of Narcotics is the state’s drug enforcement agency.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
1
Plants destroyed
7,989
Cannabis
24.4939 kg
Agencies
Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics; U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Agency type
Anti-narcotics agency
Cannabis
Living plants (7,989 plants); Herbal cannabis (24.4939 kg)
Activity
Cultivation
Setting
Farm
Charges
illegal marijuana cultivation; obtaining an OBN registration by fraud
KXIIkxii.comNearly 8,000 plants seized, several in custody after bust of Ada illegal marijuana grow
KSWOkswo.comOBN seizes nearly 8,000 marijuana plants in Ada investigation
Open questions the AI reported
The person arrested and the two people held for ICE were not named, and no charges or court outcome were reported.
It is not stated whether the two people in ICE custody were counted among arrests, so only the one reported arrest is counted.
The articles do not say whether the 7,989 plants were destroyed or held as evidence, or whether the grow was indoors or outdoors.
No area in hectares, street value or number of growing sites was reported.
The processed weight, the registration allegation and the assisting agencies were behind a subscriber prompt on the KTEN page; the weight and the registration allegation are confirmed by KXII and KSWO, but the assisting agency list could not be verified in opened text.
A separate OBN raid on a grow farm in Cushing, reported on 11 September 2025, is recorded in another report; its location and figures differ from this Ada grow.
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