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San Diego police investigating an illegal marijuana delivery business served search warrants at homes in Pacific Beach and Bay Park, seized about 45 pounds of marijuana and arrested two people Wednesday morning.
An apartment on Haines Street near Fortuna Avenue in Pacific Beach and a house on Tonopah Avenue near Nashville Street in Bay Park were raided around 7 a.m. by officers investigating a delivery service called Cali Cats Collective, police Lt. Matt Novak said.
Officers seized about 45 pounds of high-grade marijuana, concentrated cannabis, $3,000 in cash and business documents and records from the two locations.
Two people, including the business' owner and an employee, were arrested on suspicion of operating a business without a license and sale of marijuana. The names of those arrested were not released.
"As was evident by yesterday's operation, SDPD and the City Attorney's office are continuing to conduct enforcement on all illegal marijuana delivery services, as well as all other illegal marijuana businesses operating in the City of San Diego,'' Novak said in a statement. "All persons operating and working for any of these illegal marijuana businesses will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
Novak said police are looking into whether others were also involved with the delivery service, which investigators believe may have been operating for the past 10 to 12 months.
Novak said police are finding that delivery businesses often use multiple locations to store their products.
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An apartment on Haines Street near Fortuna Avenue in Pacific Beach and a house on Tonopah Avenue near Nashville Street in Bay Park were raided around 7 a.m. by officers investigating a delivery service called Cali Cats Collective, police Lt. Matt Novak said.
Officers seized about 45 pounds of high-grade marijuana, concentrated cannabis, $3,000 in cash and business documents and records from the two locations.
Two people, including the business' owner and an employee, were arrested on suspicion of operating a business without a license and sale of marijuana. The names of those arrested were not released.
"As was evident by yesterday's operation, SDPD and the City Attorney's office are continuing to conduct enforcement on all illegal marijuana delivery services, as well as all other illegal marijuana businesses operating in the City of San Diego,'' Novak said in a statement. "All persons operating and working for any of these illegal marijuana businesses will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
Novak said police are looking into whether others were also involved with the delivery service, which investigators believe may have been operating for the past 10 to 12 months.
Novak said police are finding that delivery businesses often use multiple locations to store their products.
News Moderator: Ron Strider 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Police target marijuana delivery service, seize 45 pounds of pot - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Author: Karen Kucher
Contact: Contact the Union-Tribune - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Photo Credit: Getty Images
Website: The San Diego Union-Tribune - San Diego, California & National News
