Vancouver Police have now executed a search warrant on an illegal marijuana store after it was determined that the store had ties to organized crime.
Members of the VPD’s Drug Unit executed the warrant at Limelife Society, located at 4866 Rupert Street.
Police say one employee was arrested and released at the scene and police seized some evidence as part of their investigation.
In July, investigators say they received information that the store had ties to an organized crime group. Further investigation revealed that marijuana was being sold to youth and to those without a valid license.
“Our priority remains focused on violent drug traffickers and those who jeopardize the safety of youth and the marginalized in our community,” said VPD spokesperson Sgt. Randy Fincham in a release. “The VPD will continue to respond to residents’ concerns and take enforcement action if it is required.”
This is the eleventh search warrant police have executed on illegal marijuana stores in Vancouver this year.
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