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See evidence that was seized during massive illegal vaping cartridge bust in Kenosha

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth talks about the THC-infused vaping cartridges that were part of a large-scale marijuana operation during a news conference in Kenosha Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019.
Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth talks about the THC-infused vaping cartridges that were part of a large-scale marijuana operation during a news conference in Kenosha Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019.
The Kenosha News
Sgt. Christopher Hannah of the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department stands in front of a display of THC cartridges seized in a raid in Kenosha showing candy-flavored packaging during a news conference in Kenosha Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019.
Sgt. Christopher Hannah of the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department stands in front of a display of THC cartridges seized in a raid in Kenosha showing candy-flavored packaging during a news conference in Kenosha Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019.
The Kenosha News
Capt. Dan Baumann of the Waukesha Police Department, right, addresses the media with Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth during a news conference in Kenosha Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019.
Capt. Dan Baumann of the Waukesha Police Department, right, addresses the media with Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth during a news conference in Kenosha Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019.
The Kenosha News
Jars of THC oil were seized in a raid in Kenosha County. Each jar is reportedly worth $6,000.
Jars of THC oil were seized in a raid in Kenosha County. Each jar is reportedly worth $6,000.
Kenosha County Sheriff's Department
Investigators seized about 31,200 vape cartridges filled with THC, some 98,000 empty vape cartridges, thousands of empty vape cartridge boxes and packaging, and drug paraphernalia - as well as cash, guns, cell phones, money counting machines, and 57 mason jars filled with what's believed to be THC oil.
Investigators seized about 31,200 vape cartridges filled with THC, some 98,000 empty vape cartridges, thousands of empty vape cartridge boxes and packaging, and drug paraphernalia - as well as cash, guns, cell phones, money counting machines, and 57 mason jars filled with what's believed to be THC oil.
Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department
Brothers Tyler and Jacob Huffhines of Kenosha County were arrested on suspicion of ties to a major THC operation.
Brothers Tyler and Jacob Huffhines of Kenosha County were arrested on suspicion of ties to a major THC operation.
Kenosha County Sheriff's Department
The counterfeit vaping cartridge operation allegedly run by two brothers, Tyler and Jacob Huffhines, may be one of the largest of its kind in the nation to date, law enforcement officials say. The cartridges were sent to a lab for testing and authorities were working with federal agents to determine whether they were tied to any of the deaths or illnesses across the country that doctors suspect were tied to vaping, officials say.
The counterfeit vaping cartridge operation allegedly run by two brothers, Tyler and Jacob Huffhines, may be one of the largest of its kind in the nation to date, law enforcement officials say. The cartridges were sent to a lab for testing and authorities were working with federal agents to determine whether they were tied to any of the deaths or illnesses across the country that doctors suspect were tied to vaping, officials say.
Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department
At the Bristol condo where the drug operation was allegedly run, investigators seized about 31,200 vape cartridges filled with THC, about 98,000 empty vape cartridges, 57 mason jars filled with THC oil, three money counting machines, thousands of empty vape cartridge boxes and packaging, and drug paraphernalia.
At the Bristol condo where the drug operation was allegedly run, investigators seized about 31,200 vape cartridges filled with THC, about 98,000 empty vape cartridges, 57 mason jars filled with THC oil, three money counting machines, thousands of empty vape cartridge boxes and packaging, and drug paraphernalia.
Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department
Investigators say a massive drug operation in Wisconsin included about 10 employees who were paid $20 per hour to fill as many 5,000 cartridges with THC oil per day. Workers then placed the cartridges in counterfeit packaging with labeling that included candy-like names and wording suggesting the THC content was minimal.
Investigators say a massive drug operation in Wisconsin included about 10 employees who were paid $20 per hour to fill as many 5,000 cartridges with THC oil per day. Workers then placed the cartridges in counterfeit packaging with labeling that included candy-like names and wording suggesting the THC content was minimal.
Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department