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By: TheJestPress.com
TRINITY COUNTY, CA — In a stunning turn of events that left both law enforcement and snack suppliers reeling, a massive raid on a California cannabis farm ended in chaos: one worker dead, hundreds arrested, and the region’s Funyun reserves at a critical low.
The operation, dubbed “High Noon,” saw local authorities storm what was described as “the world’s largest game of hide-and-seek disguised as agriculture.” Heavily armed officers descended, expecting a peaceful bust, only to encounter an army of workers armed with nothing but garden tools and a suspiciously good attitude.
“I’ve done some wild raids,” said Sheriff Bud Dillinger, looking slightly glazed over. “But never have I inhaled so much… enthusiasm. And, possibly, second-hand smoke.”
Authorities say hundreds tried to escape by blending into rows of suspiciously tall tomatoes, while one quick-thinking suspect attempted to evade capture by rolling himself in plastic wrap, claiming to be ‘freshly harvested kale.’
Tragically, one worker perished—not from violence, but reportedly after seeing the price of his post-raid lawyer. “We’re still waiting on toxicology, but we’re pretty sure it was sticker shock,” explained a local medic.
Back at police HQ, booking hundreds of suspects proved tricky. Officers were forced to improvise with hemp twine handcuffs and now face “the most mellow crowd in jail history.” Prison snacks have also run dangerously low, with inmates reportedly negotiating for Doritos instead of lawyer visits.
As the dust—and pungent aroma—settles, state officials say the bust sends a clear message: “Illegal weed won’t be tolerated, unless, of course, it’s on your neighbor’s roof,” one official said. “Then we’ll be back for Round Two.”
Local residents are now urging authorities to release at least a few suspects—mainly the ones who know how to make really good brownies.
By: TheJestPress.com
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