Marijuana: DEA pot raids tied to Florida jewel theft kingpin known as Tony Montana?

William Breathes November 22, 2013 7:41AM

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Although details are few about Colorado medical marijuana dispensary raids yesterday, we're learning more from warrants that name ten "target subjects."

These individuals allegedly violated one or more of the eight priorities listed in an August memo guiding U.S. Attorneys in dealing with state pot laws that contradict federal policy. One of those is money going toward a criminal enterprise -- and named target Juan Guardarrama is better known among high-dollar jewel thieves as "Tony Montana."

Marijuana: DEA pot raids tied to Florida jewel theft kingpin known as Tony Montana?

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