Six charged after 5,260-plant cannabis seizure in Greater Napanee
Ontario Provincial Police raided an illegal grow on County Road 12 in Greater Napanee on 24 September 2026, arresting six people and seizing 5,260 cannabis plants valued at about $7.9 million, plus $1,900 cash and a Lexus. All six face Cannabis Act charges and appear in court in Napanee on 15 December.
π¨π¦ County Road 12, Greater Napanee, Ontario Β· Canada
- Arrested
- 6
- Charged
- 6
- Value (official estimate)
- CAD 7,900,000
Ontario Provincial Police dismantled an illegal cannabis production site on County Road 12 in
Greater Napanee after opening an investigation in September 2026.[1][2] On Thursday 24
September, officers of the Provincial Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team with several OPP
units executed a search warrant at the property.[1][2] Four people were arrested at the site
while two others were caught after fleeing on foot.[1][2]
Police seized 5,260 cannabis plants valued at approximately $7.9 million, along with $1,900 in
Canadian currency and a 2015 Lexus RX350 worth about $18,000.[1][2] Investigators also found
fire, electrical and property safety concerns; hydro service was disconnected, fire officials
issued fines and municipal officers issued compliance orders.[1][2]
The six accused, aged 38 to 72 and mostly from Scarborough and Markham, each face charges of
cultivating illicit cannabis and possessing cannabis for distribution under the Cannabis Act.[1][2] They are scheduled to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice in Napanee on 15 December.[1][2]
Sources
- Six charged after $7.9M illegal cannabis seizure in Greater Napanee. Kingston Daily, 14 October 2026.
- Ontario Provincial Police Charge Six People With Cannabis Act Offences After the Provincial Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team Seizes 5,260 Illegal Cannabis Plants Valued at $7.9 Million, $1,900 in Cash and a 2015 Lexus RX350 From a County Road 12 Property in Greater Napanee (October 13, 2026). Gangland Files, 13 October 2026.
Open questions the AI reported
- None of the accounts says how the $7.9 million plant valuation was calculated.
- The reports do not say what happened to the seized plants.