Oklahoma task force seizes 77,362 illegal plants near Prague
Oklahoma's Organized Crime Task Force and cannabis regulators served warrants at six grow operations near Prague on 16 November 2023, seizing 77,362 untagged plants and nearly 2,000 pounds of harvested marijuana. No arrests were announced.
🇺🇸 near Prague, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma · Oklahoma, United States
Agents of the Attorney General’s Organized Crime Task Force (OCTF) and Oklahoma
Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) inspectors served search warrants on 16
November 2023 at six medical marijuana grow operations near Prague, in
Pottawatomie County.[1][2]
The sweep yielded 77,362 untraceable and untagged marijuana plants, nearly
2,000 pounds (about 907 kg) of untraceable and untagged harvested marijuana,
and several firearms.[1][2]The District 23 Drug Task Force assisted in the
operation.[1]
Attorney General Gentner Drummond said the task force was dedicated to rooting
out illegal marijuana operations, warning cartels and crime syndicates that
endanger public safety.[1]The seizure came only a week after the task force
seized more than 36 tons of black-market marijuana in a single day elsewhere in
the state.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Plants destroyed
77,362
Cannabis
907.185 kg
Cannabis
Herbal cannabis (907.185 kg); Living plants (77,362 plants)
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