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State drug agents invade illegal marijuana operation in Creek County, find 1,000 plants on several acres

Micah Choquette// September 21, 2020

On Friday, September 18, Agents with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) shut down an illegal marijuana growing operation in Creek County.

In a Facebook post on the official OBN Facebook Page, OBN says agents developed information from a tip and located approximately 1,000 plants growing on several acres in a heavily wooded area near Depew, Oklahoma. OBN Spokesman Mark Woodward says there was plenty of evidence to show this was not a commercially licensed medical marijuana business.


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