Over 135 pounds of illegal cannabis products confiscated at Stamford smoke shops
According to officials, the raids were conducted at eight shops.
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Jan 16, 2025, 11:58 AM
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Updated 5 hr ago
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3h agoPolice have raided smoke and vape shops across Stamford, resulting in the seizure of over 135 pounds of illegal cannabis products and more than 4,800 drug-related products that are not allowed to be sold in stores.
According to officials, the raids were conducted at eight shops.
Attorney General William Tong has warned that shops that break the law will be held accountable.
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