Police Seize Marijuana Products in Raids Across India, US States

Law enforcement agencies across different U.S. states and India have recently intensified raids and arrests related to the illegal sale and transport of marijuana and cannabis products. In Bhubaneswar, India, the Special Task Force raided shops near educational institutes, seizing marijuana-laced cigarettes and pre-rolled papers, and detained six individuals while investigating supply chains. At Washington Dulles International Airport, a woman from Las Vegas was arrested with 59 pounds of vacuum-sealed marijuana in her luggage, intended for export to Europe, highlighting ongoing drug smuggling attempts despite state-level decriminalization. In Norwalk, Connecticut, police executed a search warrant at a smoke shop selling cannabis products without a proper license, arresting Cielo Davila for possession and sale of marijuana and related paraphernalia, with authorities also warning about the dangers of nitrous oxide found on site. These actions reflect a broader crackdown on illicit cannabis distribution, emphasizing the legal distinctions between state and federal regulations and the health risks associated with unregulated substances.