51人被起诉涉全国黑市大麻贩运，至少29名被告来自中国，查获约6.1万株大麻
2026年4月27日，美国司法部俄克拉荷马西区联邦检察官办公室公布一份解封的联邦起诉书：51名被告被控67项罪名，被指在俄克拉荷马州生产黑市大麻，再分销到全美多地。联邦检察官 Robert J. Troester 说，被告中至少29人来自中国，其中一些人是合法永久居民。
大陪审团已于4月21日递交起诉书。上周，100多名执法人员在俄克拉荷马、德克萨斯、纽约、北卡罗来纳、佛罗里达、密歇根、堪萨斯、密西西比与加利福尼亚九个州统一收网，51名被起诉对象中28人已被捕、23人在逃。执法部门共执行22份搜查令，查获约61,000株大麻与550公斤加工大麻，行动中另有13名非公民被移交移民部门。
起诉书称，从2025年3月到2026年4月，一个由种植场主、经纪人、运输者与分销商组成的网络协同作案：种植场主大量生产大麻，经经纪人协调运往其控制的 stash house（藏货点）与各地客户，分销所得以大额现金运输、借企业名义掩盖来源等方式处理。Stillwater、Hennessey、Paden 等地的种植场被指把大麻转入黑市。
起诉书点名的两名主要被指控人是住在俄克拉荷马市的 Li Shun Chen（53岁）与 Ying Wang（45岁），执法部门曾依法监听两人的通话。起诉书还要求没收俄克拉荷马州内多处被指用于犯罪或属于犯罪所得的房产。
这项调查由缉毒局与俄克拉荷马州禁毒和危险药物管制局主导，在国土安全特别工作组框架下进行，联邦调查局、烟酒枪炮及爆炸物管理局、国税局刑事调查处等多家机构参与。检察官办公室提醒，起诉书中的指控只是指控，所有被告在被证明有罪之前均被推定无罪。
51 Indicted in Nationwide Black-Market Marijuana Conspiracy; at Least 29 Defendants From China, About 61,000 Plants Seized
On April 27, 2026, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Oklahoma announced the unsealing of a federal indictment charging 51 defendants across 67 counts for their roles in a conspiracy to manufacture black-market marijuana in Oklahoma and distribute it throughout the United States. U.S. Attorney Robert J. Troester said at least 29 of the defendants are from China, some of them lawful permanent residents.
A federal grand jury returned the indictment on April 21. In a coordinated takedown late the previous week, more than 100 law enforcement personnel executed arrests across nine states: Oklahoma, Texas, New York, North Carolina, Florida, Michigan, Kansas, Mississippi, and California. Of the 51 indicted targets, 28 have been arrested and 23 remain fugitives. Searches under 22 warrants seized approximately 61,000 marijuana plants and 550 kilograms of processed marijuana, and 13 additional non-citizens were turned over to immigration officials.
According to the indictment, from March 2025 through April 2026 a network of grow owners, brokers, transporters, and distributors worked together: grow owners manufactured massive quantities of marijuana, brokers coordinated shipments to stash houses and customers, and proceeds were moved as bulk cash or disguised through businesses. Grows in Stillwater, Hennessey, and Paden are alleged to have diverted marijuana into the illicit market.
The indictment identifies Li Shun Chen, 53, and Ying Wang, 45, both of Oklahoma City, as two of the main conspirators, whose calls law enforcement intercepted. It also seeks forfeiture of multiple properties across Oklahoma alleged to have been used in, or to represent proceeds of, the conspiracy.
The investigation was led by the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control under the Homeland Security Task Force, with the FBI, ATF, IRS Criminal Investigation, and many other agencies taking part. The U.S. Attorney's Office reminded the public that the charges are merely allegations and that the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
来源：美国司法部俄克拉荷马西区联邦检察官办公室
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图片来源：图：一处非法大麻种植点的大麻植株（资料照片）。公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: Marijuana plants at an illegal grow site (file photo). Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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