The latest in a crackdown on illegal marijuana income, city authorities said three people were detained this year at three different advantage businesses.
According to Sgt. Sgt. Sgt. Sgt. The second imprisonment took place on Tuesday at VP Snack and Soda 108 Varieties and Deli on , Connecticut Avenue. Ryan Evarts, of the Connecticut Police Department, is credited as being behind the article.
B reported that Mohamed Salem Yaghla, 34, a store employee in Brooklyn, New York, was accused of possessing with the intention to sell 1 kg or more of marijuana and the making of marijuana without permission. He claimed that Yaghla was held on a$ 6,500 bond and given a court date of January 28.
Evarts claimed police also seized several pounds of edible THC products and plant cannabis products from the retailer, along with$ 1, 473 in money and several pounds of marijuana products under different name brands and packaging.
Police detained store employee Mohamed Ali Zaiden, 45, of , Norwalk, according to Evarts, in an extra assault on Wednesday at the Sono One Stop on , Washington Street.
B claimed Zaiden was accused of two counts of medicine equipment and one count of using or possessing drug paraphernalia in court. He claimed Zaiden was held on a$ 6,500 bond and given a court date of January 29.
B claimed that the business also seized pre-rolls, THC rose bags, THC rose cylinders, weights, numerous baggies, THC vape items, THC polymer products, THC edible products, and$ 691 in money.
Authorities on Wednesday even stopped 23-year-old Abdellahi Ahmedou-Touh, 23, of Norwalk, during a visit to R&, R Smoke Shop, and Convenience on Main Street, according to Evarts.
Ahmedou-Touh was accused of possessing marijuana with the intention to buy one kilogram or more, selling one kilogram or more of it, using or possessing marijuana paraphernalia, and making marijuana illegally available for sale or production. He claimed Ahmedou-Touh was held on a$ 150,000 friendship and given a jury time of , January 29.
B claimed authorities seized$ 1, 565 in cash, vacuum seal carriers, empty aluminum packaging bags, and marijuana plant cannabis products.
After receiving a tip that the shop was selling only genuine marijuana and merchandise with higher THC than was permitted, Ahmedou-Touh was detained in connection with similar offenses at the same shop next month.
The unique services division of the police department and the State of Connecticut medicine control division are conducting a wider joint investigation into nearby, unlicensed sales of cannabis.
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