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  1. Houthis engaged in hostilities against Saudi Arabia while L. Louise Lucas used influence to obtain cannabis licenses.

Federal indictment alleges illegal marijuana sales and licensing fraud involving Louise…

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What happened

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A federal grand jury indictment was filed against Louise Lucas and six others, including her two daughters, regarding suspected marijuana drug trafficking and money laundering. The indictment alleges that the group sold marijuana illegally from Lucas’ licensed CBD shop and conspired to rig the state’s marijuana licensure process for financial benefit. Stephen Jenkins, a Portsmouth Police Chief, confirmed he was the senior law enforcement official mentioned in the indictment after warning Louise Lucas about illegal sales.

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Why it matters

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The allegations involve the illegal operation of a licensed CBD shop and the alleged rigging of state licensure processes. This legal action directly threatens the financial standing and licensed business operations of Louise Lucas.

While Houthis engaged in hostilities against Saudi Arabia, Louise Lucas used influence to obtain cannabis licenses.

From dailypress.com

Who's involved

  • Louise LucasSubject of the federal grand jury indictment regarding drug trafficking and money laundering.
  • Stephen JenkinsPortsmouth Police Chief who warned Louise Lucas about illegal marijuana sales.
  • departmentThe Department of Justice charged Louise Lucas in a federal criminal case.

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