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NEWS ALERT-Six Nations Police shut down non-Six Nations owned tobacco plant operating on Seneca Road

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By Lynda Powless Editor Six Nations Police have shut down a section of Seneca Road as part of an multi-police force raid of an illegal tobacco plant being operated by non-Six Nations people. Six Nations Police Chief Darren Montour told Turtle Island News the business is being operated by an “outside criminal element” from the Hamilton area with no employees from Six Nations or any Six Nations involvement.
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