While official estimates suggest a staggering number of illegal stores operating in New York City alone—ranging from 1,500 to as many as 8,000—Big Chief, a persistent offender, had been selling cannabis without a license for an extended period. Despite previous state interventions that led to temporary closures, the store would defiantly reopen.
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