Two Illegal Cannabis Stores Shut Down in Niagara Falls

Police in Niagara Falls have charged two individuals following the discovery of over $250,000 in illegal cannabis at two unlicensed stores. The stores were found to be operating without authorization from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, prompting an investigation that began in August. Separately, in Washington D.C., authorities have shut down multiple illegal cannabis shops, including All American Papers and StonerzDC, which were found selling products laced with dangerous substances. The Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration (ABCA) reported ongoing enforcement actions against unlicensed retailers, emphasizing public health risks from these businesses. Meanwhile, in the Philippines, law enforcement dismantled two drug dens in Negros Oriental and Bohol, leading to arrests and the seizure of significant amounts of shabu. These incidents highlight a broader crackdown on illegal drug operations across various regions.