You’re doing fine, Oklahoma… at least when it comes to supplying the nation with marijuana!
Earlier this week, KFOR filed a report highlighting some stats and claims the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics made about the state’s thriving black-market marijuana industry.
To the chagrin of agency and its longtime propaganda chief Mark Woodward – a.k.a. the dude who didn't have friends in high school – the underground Oklahoma weed economy is going gangbusters, providing much-needed edibles, flower, and concentrates to folks in dry states all over the country, especially Texas.
Via KFOR:
The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) revealed startling statistics about the trafficking of illegal marijuana from Oklahoma to other states.
“Just about every other state in the United States, at some point, was receiving large amounts, semi-trucks of black-market marijuana that was grown in Oklahoma,” said Mark Woodward with the OBN.
Since Oklahoma voters made medical marijuana legal in 2018, the OBN says law enforcement agencies in other states have alleged that at one point, 40% of America’s black market marijuana comes from here.
Wow! That’s some impressive stuff!