OBN seizes 15,703 marijuana plants at Clinton grow; one arrested
Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics Marijuana Enforcement Teams searched Cultivation World LLC south of Clinton in Washita County on 5 November 2026, seizing 15,703 marijuana plants and 114 pounds of processed marijuana. One person was arrested and three others were handed to U.S. immigration custody in an investigation into an OBN registration obtained by fraud through a straw ownership scheme.
🇺🇸 10834 N. 2248 Road, south of Clinton, Washita County, Oklahoma · Oklahoma, United States
One person was arrested at a marijuana grow near Clinton, in Washita County,
Oklahoma, and three others were handed to U.S. Immigration and Customs
Enforcement.[1][2]On Thursday, 5 November 2026, Marijuana Enforcement Teams of
the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, the state drug agency known as OBN, served a
search warrant at Cultivation World LLC as part of an investigation into illegal
cultivation.[1][3][2]The raid took place at 10,834 North 2248 Road, about 5.5 miles
(8.9 km) south of Clinton.[4]
Agents seized 15,703 marijuana plants and 114 pounds (about 51.7 kg) of
processed marijuana.[1][3][2]
Investigators said they were looking at companies running on an OBN registration
obtained by fraud through a straw ownership scheme, in which one person is used
to conceal who really controls a business.[1][3][2]The Penny News, citing OBN,
described the scheme as using an individual to conceal the true ownership of a
business.[4]
The Washita County Sheriff’s Office, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the Washita
County District 2 Commissioner’s Office and ICE assisted the operation, and OBN
said its investigation continues.[4]Hoodline reported that a KFOR account put
the number of people taken into custody at four, which fits one arrest plus
three ICE transfers.[5]
Four people were taken into custody in the bust.[3][6][7]
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