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Documents on file in U.S. District Court, including an asset forfeiture claim made by the U.S. Attorney s Office, lay out more of the story. Over six years, Sermos reportedly never made a legal sale, while continually buying bulk amounts of legal marijuana in Colorado over 3,000 pounds, according to the state s tracking system.
Sermos obtained his first marijuana business license in 2014, registering it in Denver under Mega Giant LLC. In 2015, he got another marijuana license, which he registered in Boulder under the name Flatirons General Service Provider; he got the CGSP license in 2018. All three of Sermos s licenses were designated for marijuana-infused-product facilities, which require large amounts of plant matter from which to extract marijuana s cannabinoids for concentrate, edibles, lotions and other infused products. ....

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