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The California Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) says it shut down nearly $30 million worth of illegal marijuana products following a series of enforcement operations carried out between July 17 and August 7.
Working alongside local law enforcement and the state’s Unified Cannabis Enforcement Taskforce, the DCC executed 17 search warrants targeting five distribution sites, two delivery services, and 10 unlicensed dispensaries across Southern California.
In total, officials seized 19,324 pounds of marijuana products valued at over $29.9 million. The haul included 6,472 pounds of marijuana flower, 1,145 pounds of concentrates, 5,585 pounds of edibles, and 6,121 pounds of illegal vape cartridges. Authorities also confiscated $1.2 million in cash, 17 gold bars, and 100 pounds of illicit psilocybin mushrooms.
The largest single bust came from a Glendale distribution site where nearly $20 million worth of unlicensed product was discovered. Warrants were also served in Burbank, Fullerton, Long Beach, Los Angeles, North Hollywood, Rialto, Sun Valley, and Westminster…