re: #62 Dr Lizardo

Police in Milwaukee in recent months arrested two men suspected of selling drugs that included THC cartridges, some of which were counterfeit and sold under the popular Supreme and Brass Knuckles brand names.

One alleged dealer, Muhanad “Mo” Wardeh, was living downtown in the upscale North End apartment complex along the river, and in tandem with two other dealers, according to a criminal complaint. He was making $800,000 to $2 million per month selling THC cartridges, according to a criminal complaint filed in Milwaukee County in April.

Wardeh, 24, claimed he was a member of “the cartel,” the documents state.

A source familiar with the case told the Journal Sentinel the cartridges he sold had names such as Blueberry Haze, Sour Diesel, Tropical and Girl Scout Cookies.