Multiple law enforcement agencies dismantled a large outdoor marijuana grow operation in Major County.According to the Major County Sheriff’s office, deputies, along with Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics agents and Alfalfa County Sheriff’s deputies, on Tuesday dismantled the grow operation in western Major County. The out-of-state land/grow owner was contacted on the scene, but could not provide a current Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority license nor a valid Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics registration.>> More on this: Marijuana growers say they're being unfairly targeted as state aims to crack down on illegal growsAuthorities said that 11,438 plants were destroyed and more than 100 pounds of processed marijuana was seized, the retail value of which totaled more than $17 million.Other items seized by the Major County Sheriff’s Office include heavy machinery, trailers and more.
MAJOR COUNTY, Okla. — Multiple law enforcement agencies dismantled a large outdoor marijuana grow operation in Major County.
According to the Major County Sheriff’s office, deputies, along with Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics agents and Alfalfa County Sheriff’s deputies, on Tuesday dismantled the grow operation in western Major County.
The out-of-state land/grow owner was contacted on the scene, but could not provide a current Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority license nor a valid Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics registration.
>> More on this: Marijuana growers say they're being unfairly targeted as state aims to crack down on illegal grows
Authorities said that 11,438 plants were destroyed and more than 100 pounds of processed marijuana was seized, the retail value of which totaled more than $17 million.
Other items seized by the Major County Sheriff’s Office include heavy machinery, trailers and more.
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