Editor's Note: Greene also has been under investigation by the Alaska election committee and Attorney General for issues related to a crowd funding campaign she ran to raise funds for the Alaska Cannabis Club prior to the passage of Alaska's Measure 2, which legalized recreational marijuana use.
Former KTVA anchor Charlo Greene made news last year when she proclaimed on the air that she was quitting her job to focus on her pro-marijuana campaign for the Alaska Cannabis Club. Well, that club was raided by police on Friday, reports Greene’s former employer, KTVA.
Law enforcement officials acted on a search warrant which said “there is now being concealed property, namely: Marijuana, in cultivation or harvested, resins, oils, hashish or other THC derivatives, concentrates, edibles and equipment used in the extraction of THC,” among other “illegal transactions.” Officials also searched for electronic statements “used in or intended for use in or derived from trafficking in controlled substances.”
Greene, whose real name is Charlene Egbe, told her former employer that they took a few marijuana plants, bongs, pipes, phones, computers and two vehicles from the residence.
