After hearing the state’s top drug enforcement agent speak to Congress, you might be excused for thinking that 98% of marijuana grown in Oklahoma has reached the black market.
In speaking with lawmakers and the public, Donnie Anderson, director of the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, has repeatedly cited a key statistic that has baffled people who work in the medical marijuana industry. To them, it’s a result of a formula with murky and outdated inputs that assumes the most extreme possibilities.
