Dozens of indictments in largest illegal marijuana trafficking ring bust since legalization | FOX31 Denver

Dozens of indictments in largest illegal marijuana trafficking ring bust since legalization | FOX31 Denver

"62 people and 12 businesses were indicted in the bust, dubbed Operation Toker Poker, which spanned five states. Forty-three of the 62 people charged in the bust have been arrested, with the other 19 still on the run"
This is the face of the new "legalization". It doesn't mean that the weed has been freed, it just means that approved corporate players are now allowed. And the worst part is that non approved mom and pop grows face the same sanctions as the victims of this Colorado operation. It's a good thing that they busted the swindlers but growers and dealers got busted too. Free the weed.

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