Police bust downtown Saskatoon pot shop for second time

For the second time in a month, Saskatoon police have charged people for operating an unlicensed cannabis outlet.

Police searched an unlicensed cannabis outlet in the 100-block of 2nd Avenue North on Jan. 22 after an investigation into the sale of illicit and unregulated cannabis and cannabis-related products.

Three employees of the business have been charged with trafficking marijuana.

In December, police executed a search warrant on the same business and seized all their products.

Police are not sure how much was seized as they have not yet done an inventory check.

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