Authorities have charged eight individuals in connection with an alleged criminal operation that laundered over $4 million through a network of 18 marijuana dispensaries in Houston.
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Authorities in Houston have charged eight individuals in connection with an alleged criminal operation that laundered over $4 million through a network of 18 marijuana dispensaries known as "THC Club."
The business, which promoted itself as a legal cannabis shop, is accused of selling illegal marijuana products and violating Texas law.
The individuals charged, including the alleged ringleader Rashan Dorsett and brothers Kyle and Krish Arora, are believed to be the primary owners, investors, and managers of the dispensaries.
They face charges of organized criminal activity, money laundering, and marijuana possession. The alleged scheme, which took place between June 2020 and September 2024, involved laundering funds through at least 57 bank accounts tied to the THC Club locations across Houston.
Authorities conducted undercover operations, leading to the discovery of products exceeding Texas's legal THC limits. They confiscated over 20 pounds of suspected marijuana during raids on September 25.
The operation was described as a complex effort to present a legitimate front while profiting from illegal activities.
The Harris County District Attorney’s Office claims the defendants engaged in a scheme to generate illegal profits, which were funneled through various businesses and personal accounts.
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