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From: Josephine Co. Sheriff's Office
Date: Tue, Jun 18, 2024 at 4:10 PM
Subject: JMET Search Warrant, Rockydale Rd., Cave Junction (Photo)
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JMET SEARCH WARRANT, ROCKYDALE RD., CAVE JUNCTION (PHOTO)

News Release from Josephine Co. Sheriff's Office
Posted on FlashAlert: June 18th, 2024 4:09 PM
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INCIDENT: Ma*****na Search Warrant

INCIDENT DATE: June 18, 2024

REPORTING DEPUTY: Josephine Ma*****na Enforcement Team (JMET)

ARRESTED: Dian Mark Reynolds, 48 years-old

CHARGES: 1- Unlawful Possession of Ma*****na

2- Unlawful Manufacturing of Ma*****na

3- Unlawful Appropriation of Water

DETAILS: On June 18, 2024, the Josephine Ma*****na Enforcement Team (JMET) with the assistance of Josephine County Public Health & Building Safety, executed a search warrant in the 3000 Block of Rockydale Road, Cave Junction, regarding an illegal ma*****na grow site.

During the ex*****on of the warrant, over 600 ma*****na plants and 30 processed pounds of ma*****na were seized and destroyed. Additionally, 75.4 grams of co***ne, 20.6 grams of methamphetamine, two pounds of psilocybin mushrooms, and two fi****ms were seized on scene.

The property also had multiple electrical, water, and solid waste code violations. These violations could result in the criminal forfeiture of the property.

Dian Mark Reynolds was taken into custody and lodged in the Josephine County Jail for Unlawful Possession of Ma*****na, Unlawful Manufacturing of Ma*****na, and Unlawful Appropriation of Water.

Charges of Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine, Unlawful Possession of Co***ne, and Felon in Possession x2, are being referred to the District Attorney’s office for other individuals involved with the property.

At the time of this press release the investigation is ongoing and no further details are being released.

From my understanding this lady was selling clones at a Farmer's Market!!!

JMET SEARCH WARRANT: FRONTAGE RD., WOLF CREEK (PHOTO)

News Release from Josephine Co. Sheriff's Office
Posted on FlashAlert: May 21st, 2024 1:41 PM
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Release Date: May 21, 2024

INCIDENT: Ma*****na Search Warrant

INCIDENT DATE: May 20, 2024

REPORTING DEPUTY: Josephine Ma*****na Enforcement Team (JMET)

ARRESTED: Kari Davis, 43 years-old

CHARGES: 1- Unlawful Manufacturing of Ma*****na

2- Unlawful Possession of Ma*****na

3- Unlawful Delivery of Ma*****na

DETAILS: On May 20, 2024, the Josephine Ma*****na Enforcement Team (JMET) with the assistance of Josephine County Public Health & Building Safety, executed a search warrant in the 900 block of North Frontage Road, Wolf Creek, regarding an illegal indoor ma*****na grow site.

During the ex*****on of the warrant, over 200 ma*****na starter plants were seized and destroyed.

The property also had multiple electrical, water, and solid waste code violations. These violations could result in the criminal forfeiture of the property.

Kari Davis was taken into custody and lodged in the Josephine County Jail for Unlawful Manufacturing of Ma*****na, Unlawful Possession of Ma*****na, and Unlawful Delivery of Ma*****na.

At the time of this press release the investigation is ongoing and no further details are being released.

Commission Meeting - December 15, 2022

OLCC, Dept. of Agriculture to begin h**p field inspections to confirm THC levels are legal

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If THC levels too high, crops could be destroyed; new state law also targets illegal cannabis production

PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- At a special meeting on Monday, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission approved temporary rules allowing the agency to work with the Oregon Department of Agriculture to begin field testing of h**p fields across Oregon; these tests are to determine if the grows are legitimate or illegal.

The OLCC rules follow Monday’s signing by Gov. Kate Brown of House Bill 3000, which also establishes standards to prevent minors from purchasing intoxicating products derived from h**p.

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The OLCC temporary rules establish a limit on the level of THC (the intoxicating ingredient in ma*****na) that can be in a h**p-derived product. In addition, it creates methods for testing h**p in the field to distinguish between true h**p and ma*****na.

This week, starting in southern Oregon, OLCC and ODA will begin to inspect registered h**p grow sites equipped with THC field testing units. “Our objective through the remainder of the summer and into the fall is to make sure that every field gets these tests done,” said OLCC Executive Director Steve Marks.

There are four main components to HB 3000:

Regulating cannabis intoxicants
Curbing illegal production of cannabis
State program compliance with the 2018 Farm Bill
Establishing a task force to address the regulation and marketing of growing cannabis in Oregon
Under the new law, sales of adult-use cannabis items to minors are immediately prohibited. Previously a form of THC, Delta-8-THC, could be produced from h**p and used to make products with higher potency levels than ma*****na. However, Delta-8-THC was being sold outside Oregon’s regulated market and could be found at neighborhood convenience stores, where children could buy it.

In January of 2022, the OLCC, ODA, and the Oregon Health Authority will set new potency and concentration limits for THC and other cannabis intoxicants in h**p products intended for sale to adults.

The legislation requires establishing tracking requirements for cannabinoid h**p commodities and products intended for human consumption, similar to tracking cannabis products sold in the OLCC regulated recreational or adult-use market.

HB 3000 gives OLCC and ODA tools to target illicit production of h**p, specifically around cannabis being illegally produced because it is unregistered or under the guise that it’s h**p.

OLCC inspectors will support ODA’s staff, with law enforcement providing necessary protection and safety assessments to the joint inspection teams. Together, the agencies will inspect h**p grow sites to test the crop’s THC levels to determine compliance with Oregon’s H**p Program and, if necessary, take enforcement action, which could include crop destruction.

The law amends Oregon’s h**p laws to align with state statues, 2018 Farm Bill requirements and the US Department of Agriculture’s final rules. Oregon will submit a State Plan to USDA demonstrating key compliance measures, including the authority for criminal records checks and allowing license denials based on a h**p registration applicant’s criminal record.

OLCC and ODA staff will brief southern Oregon elected officials on the inspection plans later this week as inspectors get ready to fan out across Jackson and Josephine counties. However, OLCC Executive Director Marks indicated that legitimate h**p farmers should have no concerns.

“We’re really not trying to define what h**p is here: we’re really trying to spot check and take a minimum amount of samples to figure out what is commercial ma*****na,” said Marks. “This will enable ODA or law enforcement to stop the illegal production of ma*****na disguised as h**p production.”

The OLCC temporary rules remain in effect until January 1, 2022, when additional other legislative requirements of HB 3000 go into effect.

Just added on 4 new METRC accounts have spots for 32 more patients. CALL 541-955-5070 To schedule ASAP. Scheduling into September already, but still have some room in July and August.