Smoke Times
Named among eight Stamford shops raided over illegal cannabis products
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According to Connecticut Office of the Attorney General, Jan 15, 2025 · Read the source
Summary
Smoke Times in Stamford, Connecticut was one of eight shops raided on December 19, 2024 in a joint operation by the Attorney General, the Department of Consumer Protection, Stamford police, State Police, and revenue and labour agencies, announced on January 15, 2025.
The release says the shops were found violating criminal and civil statutes, including illegal drug sales, underage sales, labour violations and tax violations, and that investigators uncovered 4,826 units of unlawful products, including marijuana flower and high-THC edibles in youth-attractive snack and candy packaging, across all eight shops. More than 135 pounds of illegal cannabis were confiscated in total.
Further details were withheld because of ongoing criminal and civil investigations.
What the source found
- Joint raid on December 19, 2024 at eight Stamford shops.
- 4,826 units of unlawful products and more than 135 lb of cannabis confiscated across the eight shops.
- Announced January 15, 2025.
Products named
- marijuana flower
- high-THC edibles
Timeline
Joint raid on eight Stamford shops
Results announced
Sources
- Regulator
Connecticut Office of the Attorney General · Jan 15, 2025
Attorney General Tong, Mayor Simmons, Stamford Police and state agencies announce confiscation of more than 135 lbs of illegal cannabis
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Status notes
[dataset] Connecticut Attorney General press releases on cannabis enforcement (portal.ct.gov/ag), retrieved 2026-09-30
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