A building on Costa Mesa’s Cadillac Avenue was investigated by a Special Investigations Unit, which executed a search warrant Friday. (Costa Mesa Police Department)
Costa Mesa police detectives arrested one individual Friday on suspicion of illegal marijuana cultivation, after the execution of a search warrant of a building in the city’s “green zone” led to the discovery of more than 2,500 marijuana plants.
Roxi Fyad, spokeswoman for the Costa Mesa Police Department, confirmed Monday that Feng Bai, 59, of Walnut, was taken into custody Friday morning after a team from the department’s Special Investigations Unit raided a structure on the 3500 block of Cadillac Avenue.
Located in the northwest corner of the city — in a “green zone” that allows for legal manufacture, processing, distribution, testing and research and development of cannabis under Costa Mesa’s Measure X — that single block is home to several approved cannabis businesses.
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Published: April 05, 2022
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