Deputies seize 12,899 marijuana plants at Barnsdall grow; six held
The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and the Osage County Sheriff's Office searched Linda Wood LLC, an illegal marijuana grow near Barnsdall, and seized 12,899 plants and 840.8 pounds of processed marijuana. One person was arrested and five others were taken into ICE custody, and authorities said more arrests were expected.
🇺🇸 Barnsdall, Osage County, Oklahoma · Oklahoma, United States
Arrested
1
Plants destroyed
12,899
Cannabis
381.3864 kg
Agencies
Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, Osage County Sheriff's Office +1
The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and the Osage County Sheriff’s Office served a
search warrant at Linda Wood LLC near State Highway 11 and County Road 2307 in
Barnsdall over an active investigation.[1]
Authorities said they seized 12,899 marijuana plants and 840.8 pounds (about 381
kg) of processed marijuana during the search.[1]One person was arrested and
five other people were taken into ICE custody, according to law enforcement.[1]
OBN public information officer Mark Woodward said the investigation involved
illegal marijuana cultivation at the location, black market production and
distribution, and cultivation without OBN registration.[1]Osage County
Sheriff Bart Perrier said illegal grow operations outside Oklahoma’s regulatory
system had no place in the county and credited cooperation between local, state
and federal agencies.[1]
Authorities said they expected to make more arrests as the investigation
continued.[1]
Photos and video
Lead photo published with the report on the Barnsdall grow search, captioned only as a photo courtesy of the Osage County Sheriff's Office. Photo: Osage County Sheriff's OfficePhoto details
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