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Elmira Police Bust Two Stores for Illegal Cannabis Sales
29 May
Summary
- Two Elmira businesses were shut down for alleged illegal cannabis sales.
- Investigators seized illegal marijuana, psilocybin, shotguns, and currency.
- Police are committed to enforcing regulations against unlicensed cannabis operations.
Elmira police announced on May 29, 2026, the closure of two businesses involved in the illegal sale of cannabis products. The Elmira Police Department's Drug Enforcement Unit, in conjunction with the New York State Office of Cannabis Management, executed search warrants on Thursday, May 28. The targeted locations were TAT Vibes on West Water Street and Sticky Fingers at 45 Broadway.
These warrants stemmed from a joint investigation into allegations of illicit cannabis sales. During the searches, authorities confiscated a substantial amount of illegal marijuana, marijuana edibles, psilocybin mushrooms, two shotguns, and U.S. currency. The Elmira Police Department stated that criminal charges are forthcoming and reiterated its dedication to combating unlicensed cannabis operations within the city.
