The Saskatoon Integrated Drug Enforcement Street Team is investigating what may be an unauthorized cannabis outlet after a break and enter on Sunday morning.
Around 9:30 on April 1st, officers responded to a business break and enter in the 2100 block of St. George Avenue in the Exhibition area.
Police found the glass door of the building smashed and a possible break and enter tool nearby.
Inside they found marijuana, edible cannabis products and other derivatives and 140 items were seized.
Now police are trying to find out who owns the alleged unauthorized cannabis outlet.
The federal government is aiming for this summer to legal the sale of cannabis products.
B&E at Possible Pot Dispensary
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