51 People From 9 States Indicted on 67 Counts in Oklahoma-Based Black-Market MJ Conspiraacy

Chinese Nationals Among 51 Indicted Over Marijuana Grow Operations in Oklahoma

A Department of Homeland Security investigation has resulted in the indictment of 51 defendants—including 29 Chinese nationals—on 67 counts of conspiracy to manufacture black-market marijuana in Oklahoma for distribution in Texas, Mississippi, Kansas, and North Carolina, among other locales. The defendants are from California, Florida, Kansas, Michigan, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Texas. Of the 51 indicted, 23 are fugiti…

51 charged in federal marijuana trafficking case tied to Oklahoma

51 people have been charged as part of a federal drug trafficking indictment. An investigation uncovered an alleged conspiracy to manufacture black-market marijuana in nine states including Oklahoma.

51 people from 9 states indicted on 67 counts in Oklahoma-based black-market MJ conspiraacy

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — A 52-page federal indictment issued here recently charges 51 men and women with 67 felony counts for participating in an alleged conspiracy to manufacture black-market marijuana in Oklahoma and distribute it throughout the United States.

51 charged in Oklahoma black-market marijuana conspiracy

Federal prosecutors say a sprawling black-market marijuana operation used Oklahoma grow sites to supply illegal cannabis across the country, leading to charges

Feds indict 51 people in Oklahoma illegal pot conspiracy

Federal indictment charges 51 in nationwide black-market marijuana conspiracy

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma — A federal indictment has charged 51 individuals in a conspiracy to manufacture and distribute black-market marijuana from Oklahoma across the United States, according to U.S. Attorney Robert J. Troester.