San Diego police raided two illegal dispensaries as part of the city’s ongoing effort to shutter illicit marijuana businesses.
Authorities seized 30 pounds of marijuana and $37,000 from The Healing Center, City News Service reported, and four employees were arrested. The other facility, Kush Factory, was closed for renovation, so police didn’t find much product.
San Diego is among the California cities preparing for the launch of the state’s legal marijuana industry in January 2018.
Since March 2016, San Diego police and the city attorney’s office have shuttered over 60 illicit cannabis dispensaries, according to TV station NBC 7 San Diego.
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How are people working for these companies supposed to know for sure if their employers are lying to them about the legality of their operation?
by asking to see their permits issued by the city, they are supposed to be displayed on site. read the rules !
For starters, they can ask their employers to see what is supposed to be prominently displayed in ANY business – city licenses, sales tax licenses, certificates of occupancy, etc.
It isn’t very difficult to separate the licensed businesses from the pop-up shops.