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Badges, Guns, and Stolen Marijuana: Podcast Revisits Emerald Triangle Police Corruption Case

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February 16, 2026

[#item_full_content] Two Northern California officers were convicted of posing as federal agents to steal marijuana and cash from travelers in the Emerald Triangle — and they still haven’t been sentenced more than eight… Badges, Guns, and Stolen Marijuana: Podcast Revisits Emerald Triangle Police Corruption Case Read More

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