The State of New York has taken drastic action by closing the dispensaries of the “I’m Stuck” chain owned by David Tulley for illegally selling unlicensed products to underage customers.
Following a series of thorough investigations, Attorney General Leticia James announced the closure of the dispensaries located in Auburn, Lyons, Macedon, Ontario, Pulaski, and Williamson.
All of these establishments were found guilty of illegally selling unregulated cannabis products and providing them to underage customers.
Closure of I’m Stuck CBD shops in the USA
What are the reasons for these closures?
The State of New York recently decided to close the dispensaries of the “I’m Stuck” chain, which are owned by businessman David Tulley. Following a series of thorough investigations, Attorney General Leticia James announced the closure of dispensaries located in Auburn, Lyons, Macedon, Ontario, Pulaski, and Williamson.
All of these establishments were found guilty of illegally selling unregulated cannabis products and, more importantly, providing them to underage customers.
I’m Stuck was caught red-handed by investigators processing, packaging, and selling cannabis products without a license. Despite repeated warnings from the Bureau of Cannabis Management, David Tulley deliberately ignored injunctions to cease these illegal activities. The legalization of cannabis in New York City represented a historic step toward correcting past mistakes. However, it is crucial that the laws be respected to ensure the safety of cannabis products and prevent minors from accessing them.According to Attorney General James, David Tulley’s actions not only violated the law but also endangered the lives of children by providing unregulated cannabis to underage customers.
In light of these very serious offenses, the Attorney General’s Office is seeking to impose harsher penalties on David Tulley, his companies, and all the owners of buildings housing the dispensaries. Fines of up to several million US dollars could be levied.
The closure of the “I’m Stuck” chain of dispensaries serves as a crucial reminder that the legalization of cannabis comes with strict responsibilities. Failure to comply with the rules will not be tolerated, and violators will be severely punished. This action is intended to send a clear message to illegal businesses selling cannabis without a license: they will be arrested and punished accordingly. Protecting our children and ensuring consumer safety are top priorities in the legal cannabis industry. One thing is certain: the closure of these stores will generate a lot of discussion in the United States, forcing other stores and dispensaries specializing in CBD products to review their sales policies or risk being shut down themselves.
