On Monday, June 23, Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s (ALEA) State Bureau of Investigation (SBI), along with the Alabama Attorney General’s Office, district atto
On Monday, June 23, Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s State Bureau of Investigation , along with the Alabama Attorney General’s Office, district attorneys, and local police, executed search warrants at multiple CBD specialty stores and vape shops in Troy, Enterprise, Clanton, Wetumpka, and Montgomery.
The raids targeted businesses suspected of selling products containing illegal levels of THC, exceeding the 0.3% Delta-9 THC limit established by Alabama law and the 2018 federal Farm Bill.Troy: Three stores in the 1000 Block of U.S. Highway 231 Enterprise: Locations in the 1000 and 600 Blocks of Boll Weevil Circle, and the 1000 Block of Rucker BoulevardWetumpka: One store in the 4000 Block of U.S. Highway 231The investigation began nearly a year ago following numerous complaints from citizens. Significant quantities of marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and other illegal items were seized. No arrests have been made yet, but the investigation continues. At a June 27 press conference, ALEA officials emphasized that the operation focuses on public safety, highlighting the dangers of THC products often disguised as candy or snacks—posing risks especially to children and uninformed consumers. Officials also thanked local, state, and federal partners, along with Governor Kay Ivey and state lawmakers, for their support in this coordinated effort to enforce Alabama’s marijuana laws and protect communities.
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