510 g cannabis goods seized in Stittville shop raid
Oneida County sheriff's investigators raided the One Dream gas station and restaurant in Stittville on 14 October 2026. They seized 510 grams of cannabis flower, edibles and THC vapes, alongside illegal fireworks, kratom and flavored vapes.
🇺🇸 One Dream gas station and restaurant, 9060 Route 365, Stittville, Oneida County, New York · New York, United States
Oneida County Sheriff’s Office investigators seized marijuana products from the
One Dream gas station and restaurant on Route 365 in Stittville.[1]The
business is at 9060 Route 365.[1]Investigators executed a search warrant at
the business on Oct. 14.[1]
Investigators seized 94 grams of cannabis flower.[1]They seized 320 grams of
cannabis edibles.[1]They seized 96 grams of cannabis THC vapes.[1]
Investigators also seized assorted illegal fireworks.[1]They also seized a
quantity of Kratom products and a large quantity of flavored vape products.[1]
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The article names no arrests, charges or court outcomes for this raid.
No cannabis weight beyond the listed 94 grams of flower, 320 grams of edibles and 96 grams of THC vapes was published; kratom, fireworks and flavored vape products are not counted as cannabis.
Only one accessible account of this raid could be opened; no agency statement or second outlet account was found.
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