Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics agents seized 8,897 marijuana plants at a Wynnewood grow and three people were detained after the raid. One person was taken into ICE custody, and more arrests are expected.
🇺🇸 Wynnewood, Garvin County, Oklahoma · Oklahoma, United States
Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics agents seized 8,897 marijuana plants while serving a warrant at Huang Zhewei 5858 LLC in Wynnewood, Oklahoma.[1] The seizure followed an OBN investigation into alleged black market marijuana trafficking.[1] Three people were detained after the raid.[1]
One person was taken into ICE custody, and more arrests are expected.[1] Oklahoma Department of Agriculture agents wrote a separate search warrant to seize illegal pesticides found at the grow.[1]
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