Washington’s pot industry: What it takes to expose hidden owners and keep cartels, illicit money out
Washington’s pot industry: What it takes to expose hidden owners and keep cartels, illicit money out
Bob Young | June 16, 2017
Vela, a uniquely designed Seattle pot store, opened last year with fanfare and sophistication.
Snoop Dogg dropped in on Vela’s opening weekend for a fundraiser benefiting the University of Washington Cannabis Law and Policy Project. The store then hosted a speaker series featuring top city and state regulators of the legal pot industry.
All the while Vela, a few blocks south of Safeco Field, was facing closure for allegedly violating state rules by hiding owners in the business.
Washington’s pot industry: What it takes to expose hidden owners and keep cartels, illicit money out
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