State cannabis task force members carried out warrant service at three East Bay locations late last month, recovering plants and processed flowers, as well as cash and firearms, authorities said.
State cannabis task force members served warrants at three East Bay locations late last month, recovering plants and processed flowers, as well as cash and firearms, authorities said.
According to a cannabis department spokeswoman, the warrants were served Jan. 26 at a warehouse in the 1600 block of 34th Street of West Oakland and at an undisclosed Hayward address that yielded 26,836 illegal plants, valued at $22,139,700, and 2,720 pounds of illegal cannabis flower, valued at $4,488,000, as well as an AR-style semi-automatic rifle, a handgun, and the cash.
Early on Jan. 27, Fish and Wildlife staff served additional warrants at an address in the 1200 block of 48th Avenue in East Oakland, recovering 7,113 illegal cannabis plants valued at $5,868,225, as well as 906 pounds of processed flower valued at $1,494,900.
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