California Authorities Seize 45 Tons of Marijuana Worth $100 Million

The massive stash was discovered in a warehouse on a rural property, but no arrests have been made as investigators search for the owner.

San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies uncovered over 90,000 pounds of processed marijuana in a newly built warehouse in Oak Hills, California.
The marijuana, stored in 3,000 trash bags and stacked 12 feet high, had an estimated street value exceeding $100 million.
It took law enforcement, with assistance from other agencies, two days and 51 truckloads to remove the marijuana from the property.
The property is located in an unincorporated area where all cannabis businesses are prohibited under local regulations.
No arrests have been made, and investigators are working to determine who is responsible for the operation.