Five arrested as task force raids CN Solutions grow and linked house
On 28 May 2026 Oklahoma's Organized Crime Task Force raided CN Solutions LLC near downtown Oklahoma City and a linked northwest house, arresting five people, seizing nearly 3,200 marijuana plants, 440 pounds of processed cannabis and eight firearms; the attorney general said the site lacked licensing and fed the black market.
🇺🇸 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma · Oklahoma, United States
On Thursday 28 May 2026, Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s Organized Crime Task Force
searched CN Solutions LLC at 1640 West Main Street and a house at 8300 Northwest 111th Terrace
that investigators linked to the grow.[1][2]The attorney general’s office said agents seized
nearly 3,200 marijuana plants and 440 pounds (about 200 kg) of processed marijuana from an
operation it believed was unlicensed and supplying the black market.[1][2]
Agents arrested one person at the Main Street site and seized six firearms there, and arrested
four people and seized two firearms at the northwest house.[1][2]KOKH reported that investigators
described the warehouse as operating as Nomadic Garden and that five people were held on drug
trafficking counts, with four also facing firearm charges.[2]Drummond said fewer than 1,200
licensed grows remained in Oklahoma compared with more than 9,000 when he took office.[1]
The task force worked with the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, the National Guard civil
support team, Oklahoma City police, state agriculture officials and Immigration and Customs
Enforcement.[1][2]
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Attorney General news tile for the CN Solutions and northwest Oklahoma City raids.Photo details
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Open questions the AI reported
KOKH reported the warehouse operated as Nomadic Garden and gave slightly different processed weights in the affidavit than the attorney general's totals.
The release did not name those arrested or list formal charges; KOKH named five people in court papers but their outcomes were not reported.
Hoodline dated the raid to Friday 29 May while the attorney general said the searches were on Thursday 28 May.
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