San Diego City Attorney's Office Sues Mira Mesa Smoke and Vape for Alleged Unlicensed Cannabis Sales
San Diego is suing Mira Mesa Smoke and Vape for allegedly selling cannabis without required licenses, violating state and city laws.Summary
The San Diego City Attorney's Office has filed a lawsuit against Mira Mesa Smoke and Vape, Inc., Prime Smoke and Vape, and individuals Wadeea Wadeea and Talin Toma for allegedly conducting unlicensed cannabis sales. An investigation, utilizing undercover operations, revealed the sale of THC products from concealed areas, bypassing regulations related to licensing, safety, and labeling. City Attorney Heather Ferbert emphasized the risks posed by unlicensed operations to public health and the integrity of the regulated cannabis market. The lawsuit seeks injunctive relief, abatement, and civil penalties, potentially reaching $2,500 per infraction under the Unfair Competition Law and $25,000 per offense under the Health and Safety Code, with additional fines for violations involving vulnerable populations. This action is part of a broader effort by the City Attorney’s Office to enforce regulations and ensure a safe and equitable cannabis marketplace in San Diego.
(Source：Hoodline)
