Red Barn Trading Post
LCB executed a search warrant at an unlicensed cannabis operation in Roy, WA
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According to Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board, Aug 22, 2025 · Read the source
Summary
On August 21, 2025 the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board, working with the Tacoma Police Department's Special Investigations Unit, served a search warrant on what the LCB called an illicit, unlicensed cannabis operation at the Red Barn Trading Post on State Route 507 South in Roy. The LCB said a previous complaint was re-opened after it saw cannabis being sold again without a license, that an earlier warrant was served there in 2022, and that undercover officers bought illicit cannabis products. About 1,876 items were seized and two people were arrested by Tacoma police.
What the source found
- Location given by LCB: 34011 State Route 507 South, Roy, WA.
- Undercover buys of illicit cannabis products, per the LCB.
- Seized: about 1,876 items including joints, edibles, vape cartridges, syringes and capsules, plus cash and electronic equipment.
- Two individuals were arrested by Tacoma police for alleged violations of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act, per the release.
Products named
- cannabis products sold without a license
Timeline
LCB and Tacoma Police SIU serve search warrant
Sources
- Regulator
Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board · Aug 22, 2025
LCB Finds Illegal Cannabis Sales at Unlicensed Location (Red Barn Trading Post) in Pierce County
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Status notes
The LCB states an earlier warrant was served at the location in 2022. Release is dated the day after the Aug. 21 operation; charges outcome not stated by the source.
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