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SANTA BARBARA BUST ONLY PART OF ILLICIT MARKET CRACKDOWN

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By Donny Alexander
06/29/2019 03:45 PM GMT-0700
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As with the rest of California, tensions over the illicit market are front and center in Santa Barbara County. Last week law enforcement officials in the coastal county seized enough untracked product that it took four days to gather it.KEYT

  • At properties in Buellton, Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo, sheriffs reportedly destroyed 350,000 plants and seized 20 tons of processed weed. So much cultivated product that . . .

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