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Meeting on Likely DEA raids in Sonoma
Date:
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Time:
4:00 PM
-
6:00 PM
Event Type:
Meeting
Organizer/Author:
Sonoma County Cultivators Alliance
Location Details:
2255 Challenger Way, Suite 106, Santa Rosa, CA 95407
Don Duncan, the California Director of Americans for Safe Access, sent out the following alert today:
ASA has received reports of DEA raids at multiple Sonoma County locations today. The raids seem to be related. If anyone has factual information about the victims or anyone arrested, please send it off line. I prefer not to send out names of people or companies until the information is confirmed.
Sonoma County Cultivators Alliance is hosting a community meeting to discuss the raids at 4:00 PM today at 2255 Challenger Way, Suite 106, Santa Rosa, CA 95407.
I’ll share more information when I have it.
___________________________
Don Duncan | California Director
Americans for Safe Access
office: 916.449.3975 | mobile: 323.326.6347 | email: don [at] safeaccessnow.org
770 L Street | Suite 950 | Sacramento, CA 95814
http://www.AmericansforSafeAccess.org
ASA has received reports of DEA raids at multiple Sonoma County locations today. The raids seem to be related. If anyone has factual information about the victims or anyone arrested, please send it off line. I prefer not to send out names of people or companies until the information is confirmed.
Sonoma County Cultivators Alliance is hosting a community meeting to discuss the raids at 4:00 PM today at 2255 Challenger Way, Suite 106, Santa Rosa, CA 95407.
I’ll share more information when I have it.
___________________________
Don Duncan | California Director
Americans for Safe Access
office: 916.449.3975 | mobile: 323.326.6347 | email: don [at] safeaccessnow.org
770 L Street | Suite 950 | Sacramento, CA 95814
http://www.AmericansforSafeAccess.org
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JULIE JOHNSON
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT | June 15, 2016
Sonoma County law enforcement agencies raided a half-dozen properties associated with a local nonprofit cannabis oil company called Care By Design Wednesday morning, including a large laboratory at a west Santa Rosa business park.
Santa Rosa Police Lt. Michael Lazzarini said that “several” people had been arrested on drug possession charges during the coordinated searches at businesses at Circadian Way and Standish Avenue, a nursery at a rural property on Irwin Lane and residences in Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park. Detectives suspect the entirety of the operation — from the cannabis oil manufacturing to the way the business was being run — was being done outside the law and city codes, Lazzarini said.
But a spokesman with Care By Design, a well-known brand of products infused with cannabis oils, said that they are a legal business and have been working with state regulator to “set the gold standard” for how concentrated cannabis manufacturing.
Santa Rosa police teamed up with Sonoma County sheriff’s deputies and U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents to conduct coordinated searches of at least six properties in the city and county affiliated with the group, Lazzarini said.
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JULIE JOHNSON
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT | June 15, 2016
Sonoma County law enforcement agencies raided a half-dozen properties associated with a local nonprofit cannabis oil company called Care By Design Wednesday morning, including a large laboratory at a west Santa Rosa business park.
Santa Rosa Police Lt. Michael Lazzarini said that “several” people had been arrested on drug possession charges during the coordinated searches at businesses at Circadian Way and Standish Avenue, a nursery at a rural property on Irwin Lane and residences in Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park. Detectives suspect the entirety of the operation — from the cannabis oil manufacturing to the way the business was being run — was being done outside the law and city codes, Lazzarini said.
But a spokesman with Care By Design, a well-known brand of products infused with cannabis oils, said that they are a legal business and have been working with state regulator to “set the gold standard” for how concentrated cannabis manufacturing.
Santa Rosa police teamed up with Sonoma County sheriff’s deputies and U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents to conduct coordinated searches of at least six properties in the city and county affiliated with the group, Lazzarini said.
Read More:
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http://www.pressdemocrat.com/news/5740175-...
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