Alameda County had $77.8 million in black-market marijuana seized last year the most in California
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from eastbaytimes.com2 weeks ago
Growing and selling marijuana on the black market remains a lucrative business in California long after voters approved recreational pot sales and use in 2016...$53.6 million in illegal cannabis was seized within the first three months of 2024.
eastbaytimes.comhttps://eastbaytimes.com/2024/04/13/alameda-county-had-77-8-million-in-black-market-marijuana-seized-last-year-the-most-in-california/
The Governor's Unified Cannabis Enforcement Taskforce seized 31,866 pounds of unlicensed cannabis and eradicated 54,137 unlicensed cannabis plants...gleaned more than $371 million in unlicensed cannabis and 400,000 illicit plants since late 2022.
eastbaytimes.comhttps://eastbaytimes.com/2024/04/13/alameda-county-had-77-8-million-in-black-market-marijuana-seized-last-year-the-most-in-california/
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