
Law enforcement officers searched The Homegrown Connection on Wilton Road in Farmington on Tuesday. Sun Journal file photo
FARMINGTON — The father of the man whose two marijuana businesses were searched by federal and state law enforcement Tuesday is a convicted drug trafficker who owns one of the buildings, according to official records.
Federal authorities remained tight-lipped Thursday about the ongoing investigation involving marijuana-related businesses searched throughout the state, including two in Farmington owned by Lucas Sirois of Rangeley, son of Robert Sirois of Farmington.
Robert Sirois of Farmington was one of four men arrested in 2009 on charges of trafficking in marijuana and cultivating marijuana. Drug agents seized more than 30 pounds of harvested marijuana at an Industry home and another 125 plants growing in a basement. The street value of the drug was estimated by agents at more than $200,000.
FBI, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and Maine State Police are among the agencies that conducted the searches. Local law enforcement, including the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and Farmington Police Department, were not involved.
The property at 407 Wilton Road, where The Homegrown Connection is located, is owned by Robert Sirois. The business name on the town-approved application for the adult use marijuana store last year is Narrow Gauge Botanicals LLC, which the younger Sirois submitted and is a registered agent.
A larger building, where Narrow Gauge Distributors is located at 374 High St., is listed on the application as owned by Sandy River Properties LLC. Luke Sirois and Randal Cousineau signed the application as owners of the building. Lucas Sirois and Cousineau are members of Lakemont LLC, according to information on the application for an adult use marijuana cultivation and manufacturing business.
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