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2 Pennsylvania gas stations busted for selling illegal THC and marijuana products, AG says

Tommy Liu
Tommy Liu
Tommy Liu
Senior Reporter · Squirrel Hill, PA

Tommy Liu has spent the past 12 years covering the business landscape in Pittsburgh. He holds a degree from Penn State University and has worked for local NPR affiliate WESA, where his investigations into business practices earned him a reputation as a knowledgeable resource in local economic issues. He has a keen eye for trends and a deep understanding of the local economy.

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2 Pennsylvania gas stations busted for selling illegal THC and marijuana products, AG says — Pittsburgh Business news

Three people are facing charges after authorities said they sold illegal THC and marijuana products at two gas stations in northcentral Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General announced on Friday that 45-year-old Majid Syed, the owner of two Fuel On gas stations and convenience stores in Cameron and Elk counties, is charged with possession with intent to deliver and dealing in proceeds of illegal activity after a long-term investigation.Two employees at the Elk County store, 33-year-old Adnan Pillay and 64-year-old Haji Afzal, are facing the same charges, the attorney general's office said. Authorities said the three knowingly sold the products, which were "pure marijuana" or had illegal levels of THC, over the counter. Investigators seized "numerous" products from the stores and more than $10,000 in cash, the attorney general's office said. "Residents recognized these stores as scourges on their communities and called on law enforcement to act we did, and these are

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