2026Report date
Federal trial scheduled for December
Reporting says the Moslehs’ trial was set for December 14–18, with a November 30 plea-agreement deadline. The case concerns possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute.
U.S. SYNTHETIC ALKALOID ENFORCEMENT
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A living record of raids, seizures, arrests and prosecutions involving concentrated synthetic 7-OH and related compounds.
Explore the timelineTracking since 26 August 2026
Last checked 6 Nov 20267-OH · MGPI · MGM-15 · MGM-16 · Cat’s Claw labels
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20 entries
2026
Operation Preferred Purp executes 14 warrants
A multi-agency operation seized more than 200 pounds of kratom-labelled products suspected to contain MGM-15, MGM-16 or MGPI. The products were referred to DEA and HSI for further analysis.
200+ lb of suspected derivative products
2026
Smokerz Depot searched after undercover buy
Task force agents seized products described as synthetic kratom alkaloids, illegal THC items and more than $2,600 following an undercover purchase and search warrant.
2026
Owner charged after juvenile compliance check
Police charged the owner of Moevenience with endangering the welfare of a child after an alleged sale of 7-OH to a juvenile. This followed the September search at the same business.
2026
Federal indictment alleges MGPI and MGM-15 distribution
The supplied timeline identifies an October 20 grand jury indictment charging Yahya Mohamed Mosleh and Islam Yahya Mosleh with possession of MGPI and MGM-15 with intent to distribute.
2026
Clerk arrested on indictment warrant
Authorities arrested the Angel One clerk on the warrant arising from the October 16 indictment. This is a later stage of the September MGPI investigation.
2026
Grand jury indicts Angel One clerk
A grand jury indicted the clerk on trafficking charges following the September inspection involving reported MGPI products.
2026
Business search and operator arrest
The supplied timeline reports that sheriff’s deputies searched a Palomar Street business and arrested its operator on charges including possession of concentrated 7-OH products for sale.
Actions are counted by event, not by charge or number of shops. Later stages of the same case share a case group. Policy milestones and court updates are excluded from the action total.
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Built from the supplied enforcement timeline and updated through official releases, court records and credible reporting.
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The original brief is retained in full. New additions must identify a target compound or synthetic product and exclude cases involving ordinary or undifferentiated kratom.
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What the sources say
We preserve suspected versus confirmed findings and distinguish product weight from pure-compound weight. A source must support the synthetic-product focus.
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What the dates mean
Action dates come first. Approximate dates and report dates are labelled. A notice of intent is distinct from an effective scheduling order.
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Daily searches check new actions and developments in existing cases. Imported records with inaccessible source documents are marked in their details.
Latest review
All 18 enforcement entries from the original brief are retained, together with the Kentucky arrest and Oxford court update. Original mixed-product cases keep their source caveats. Four inherited entries require further source-document verification.
6 Nov 2026, 13:14 SAST