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Friday, August 27, 2021

Oregon marijuana farm under investigation for human trafficking, forced labor

The Josephine County Sheriff’s department raided a ranch this week in the Illinois Valley as part of an investigation into illegal cannabis cultivation, involuntary servitude, human trafficking and forced labor. 

The raid was part of a larger investigation that began with the death of a man from a different illegal marijuana farm, located on Martin Road in Cave Junction, according to a report from Jefferson Public Radio.
-Don in Oregon

6 comments:

  1. I just finished a novel where the main plot was human trafficking/forced labor at a hard drug manufacturing facility located in CO. Funny how art imitates life, isn't it?

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  2. "Made no arrests, seized 144,000 in cash" who the fuck did our public servants help? Josephine County is notoriously corrupt for the uninitiated reading this. Just a few years back they has no local law enforcement due to holding them hostage with a tax levy. All while putting up multi thousand dollar sculptures all over the County. One of the most corrupt counties in Oregon.

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    1. Lived and worked around there for awhile. Pretty disgusting shit went on. The only saving grace is there's a lot of good old ranching types there as well. You'd think they'd run all the riff raff out, but no such luck . . .Yet . . .

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    2. ""Made no arrests, seized 144,000 in cash" who the fuck did our public servants help? "

      Ourselves, duh!
      - Public servants

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  3. Brought to you by.....duh duh duh duhhhhh.....democrats, of course....the "Party of the minorities"....seems all states and cities controlled by those mf'rs are dirty as a dog's ass being dragged across the carpet....

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  4. Who do you think has been working those enormous marijuana plantations in Northern California for the last forty years?

    Duh.

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