A company that moves cash for businesses has filed suit against the U.S. The sheriff's office has alleged that over 80% of marijuana at dispensaries was grown illegally, and that illegal cultivation sites have created quality-of-life issues for many San Bernadino residents. (Photo: James Pruitt, Qingwa, LLC/Adobe Stock)

Many cannabis-touching businesses are cash-intensive since they are unable to use traditional banks or credit cards for transactions. This necessitates the use of cash transport companies to move money from one location to another.

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