Police: 2 NY residents charged for selling illegal THC products at Norwalk smoke shop
Police said this arrest is part of an ongoing investigation into non-licensed smoke and vape shops selling marijuana in Norwalk.
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yesterdayNorwalk police say they seized marijuana and several hundred products containing illegal levels of THC at Smoke House 1.
The location is not licensed with the state to sell cannabis products above the legal limit, according to police.
Officials arrested Nusrat Shaika, 20, from Bronx, and MD Shohidul Joy, 19, from Queens, NY.
Their bond was set at $50,000 each, and they’re due in court on April 26.
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