 | Police raided the building in Hamilton on April 11th, five days after the Post published a report on the facility’s connection to organized crime figure Antonio Sergi, a mob-linked Toronto man known as “Tony Large” who was shot in his driveway last month. By the time officers arrived at the marijuana grow all plants and people were gone. |  Antonio 'Tony Large' Sergi |
 | The dilapidated building, a former bar called Boomers, looked abandoned and derelict when it was operating. The smell of marijuana wafted from it when a reporter visited on April 5th. Antonio Sergi, who was shot dead in his Toronto driveway on March 31st, was involved in the medical marijuana industry, including a bid to unionize growers and the shady operation of his urban pot farm. |  |
 | His vision of a province-wide union fell apart in a series of ruinous events: he was arrested in 2014 in a large Toronto drug case; medical marijuana laws changed; and people realized his union was a scam. Tony Large was even so bold to swear in court documents that his operation was issued a license by Health Canada. That was false. Around the same time, his criminal ties to a crew of known mobsters also fell apart. |  Carmelo Bruzzese, Rocco Remo Commisso, Salvatore and Antonio Coluccio |
