Wingsing LLC
LCB summarily suspended this Snohomish County producer/processor license
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According to Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board, Dec 23, 2025 · Read the source
Summary
On December 23, 2025 the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board issued a summary suspension of the producer/processor license held by Wingsing LLC in Snohomish County, following an investigation with the Pierce County Sheriff's Office. The LCB said it found violations including diversion of cannabis to illicit markets and moving cannabis to or from unlicensed persons. A sheriff's search of three linked locations in Pierce County led to seizure of more than 2,800 cannabis plants, processed product, equipment and firearms. The LCB also reported discrepancies between on-site evidence and the business's reports to the state tracking system. The licensee had 20 days to request a hearing.
What the source found
- Licensed location given by LCB: 23921 Sofie Road, Monroe, WA.
- Searches at three locations not listed on the license; more than 2,800 plants seized, per the release.
- LCB video review reportedly showed cannabis brought in from outside the legal market and taken out to the illicit market.
- Summary suspension lasts up to 180 days without a prior hearing under state law; the licensee could contest it within 20 days.
- A manager was arrested by the sheriff's office on criminal charges, per the release.
Products named
- cannabis (producer/processor)
Timeline
LCB summary suspension issued
Sources
- Regulator
Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board · Dec 23, 2025
LCB Suspends License of Cannabis Producer / Processor
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Status notes
Status after the 20-day hearing window is not stated in the source.
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