AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoState AG Crackdown on Illegal Grows: Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield met Southern Oregon law enforcement to tackle illegal marijuana grows, citing spillover issues like environmental harm, wage theft, and human trafficking. Local Enforcement: Detroit police shut down a West Side smoke shop for selling marijuana without a license, seizing THC vapes, edibles, and other products. Court & Sentencing: Former child actor Bobb’e J. Thompson was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison after a felon-in-possession plea tied to a stolen handgun and marijuana. Public Safety & Drugs: ACT Policing carried out its biggest grow-house operation, seizing 1,586 plants, 70 kg of dried cannabis, and $86,000, with nine arrests. Hemp/CBD Adjacent: Oneida County seized nearly 200 kratom products and about 2,000 flavored vapes at a Rome shop, with OCM also padlocking the premises after cannabis was found. Policy Watch: Rhode Island’s Cannabis Control Commission is considering rules that would set a 30-day payment deadline for wholesale and allow home deliveries until 11 p.m. Community Impact: A lawsuit over Cornell fraternity alleged drugging and gang-rape includes claims of marijuana and ketamine being used during an hours-long assault.
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