New York man charged after illegally selling cannabis and THC products in Naugatuck

NAUGTUCK, Conn. (WTNH) — A New York man was charged after allegedly selling illegal cannabis and THC products at smoke shops and convenience stores in Naugatuck, police said.

On Nov. 13, Saleh Ali, 33, of Bronx, NY was arrested by warrant and charged with illegal manufacture, distribution, or sale of cannabis or cannabis products; conspiracy to commit illegal manufacture, distribution, or sale of cannabis or cannabis products; money laundering in the fourth degree, and conspiracy to commit money laundering in the fourth Degree.

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This comes after police said they received multiple complaints mainly from adolescents about illegal cannabis and THC products being sold.

After a lengthy investigation, police executed a search warrant at 92 Convenience at 92 Church Street and a neighboring apartment associated with the business, police said.

Several illegal cannabis and THC products were located as well as other items associated with the packaging and sale of cannabis, police said.

Ali was released on a $100,000 surety bond and is scheduled to appear in Waterbury Superior Court on Dec. 11.

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