Grady County raid finds 877 lb of marijuana at Supreme Grow; four held
Grady County deputies and Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority agents searched the Supreme Grow facility near Alex in September 2026 and found 877 pounds (about 398 kg) of marijuana the sheriff's office valued at roughly $745,000. Four people were arrested and held on ICE detainers, and other suspects could face trafficking and conspiracy charges.
🇺🇸 Supreme Grow, Alex area, Grady County, Oklahoma · Oklahoma, United States
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Arrested
4
Cannabis
397.8 kg
Agencies
Grady County Sheriff's Office, Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority
Grady County deputies and Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority agents searched
the Supreme Grow facility in the Alex area of Grady County and found 877 pounds
of marijuana, about 398 kg.[1]The sheriff’s office valued the marijuana at
about $745,000.[1]
Deputies arrested four people, who were held on Immigration and Customs
Enforcement detainers.[1]
The joint investigation targeted illegal operations around Supreme Grow and
began in September 2026.[1]Officials said the grow kept operating after its
owner surrendered an Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs marijuana
grow licence.[1]
Officials said other suspects linked to Supreme Grow could face charges of
trafficking a controlled dangerous substance, using surveillance equipment in a
felony and conspiracy to commit a felony.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
4
Cannabis
397.8 kg
Value (official estimate)
USD 745,000
Agencies
Grady County Sheriff's Office; Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority
Agency type
Police, Other
Cannabis
Herbal cannabis (397.8 kg)
Activity
Cultivation
Setting
Other building
Charges
trafficking of a controlled dangerous substance; use of surveillance equipment in the commission of a felony; conspiracy to commit a felony
Case stage
Under investigation
Force
No force reported
Region
Grady County
Date
Approximate
Sources
KOKHokcfox.comGrady County deputies discover 877 pounds of marijuana at illegal grow
Open questions the AI reported
The article says the investigation ran "In September" but gives no day for the search; the incident date is approximate.
No plant count, grow site count or court outcome was reported.
The four arrested people were not named and their nationalities were not stated; only their ICE detainers were reported.
The charges named are described as possible future charges for other suspects, not filed charges.
Only one outlet report of this event could be opened; a Grady County Sheriff's Office Facebook post on the case could not be opened and is not cited.
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