OBN seizes more than 12,000 marijuana plants in Tulsa-area searches

TULSA, Okla. – Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics Marijuana Enforcement Teams served two search warrants Thursday at locations in Tulsa and Rogers counties as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged black market marijuana transactions.

According to OBN, agents seized 12,307 marijuana plants and a combined 1,114.8 pounds of processed marijuana during the Sept. 3 operations. One person was also taken into custody by ICE for an immigration violation.

Agents searched Hydro Planet in Tulsa. OBN said the warrant was connected to alleged black market marijuana transactions and marijuana being stored at the location without a valid OBN registration…

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