Weed family busted running nationwide marijuana operation 

The mother of three brothers busted for running a ‘nationwide marijuana operation’ was arrested on Thursday after she made threats against an Oklahoma City police officer.

Margery Weed, 54, is accused of making threats against the officer in recorded jail conversations she had with her son, Brandon Clay Weed, 20, who is being held on $1million bond on six felony drug charges.

Brandon and his brothers, Jason Tyler Weed, 25, and Eric Weed, 21, were all arrested on separate marijuana-related arrests in Oklahoma City over the past year.

Members of the family have been arrested six times since January 2016. Seizures in the arrests included more than 60 pounds of marijuana, marijuana wax, cocaine, psilocybin mushrooms, $90,000 in cash and firearms, according to the affidavit, reported The Oklahoman.

Margery Weed, 54 (left), the mother of three brothers busted for running a ‘nationwide marijuana operation’ was arrested on Thursday after she made threats against an Oklahoma City police officer in recorded jail conversations she had with her son, Brandon Clay Weed, 20 (right)

Brandon and his brothers, Jason Tyler Weed, 25 (left), and Eric Weed, 21 (right), were all arrested on separate marijuana-related arrests in Oklahoma City over the past year.  Seizures in the arrests included more than 60 pounds of marijuana, marijuana wax, cocaine, psilocybin mushrooms, $90,000 in cash and firearms

In a court affidavit, Margery (pictured, far right)  is accused of first contacting the unnamed officer over Facebook. In messages, she accused him of trying ‘to destroy my family’ and she called the man evil and worthless

In a court affidavit, Margery is accused of first contacting the unnamed officer over Facebook. In messages, she accused him of trying ‘to destroy my family’ and she called the man evil and worthless.

Police say they intercepted jailhouse phone conversations between Brandon and his mother, during which Margery repeatedly threatened to kill the officer who arrested her son.

On November 15, Margery told her son that his lawyer ‘better get to…[the officer] before I do’ and that if he arrested her ‘for nothing, I’ll kill him.’

Two days later, in another phone call, Margery told her son ‘If [the officer] doesn’t leave me the f**k alone I’m gonna kill him…I can’t deal with him anymore…him and his people.’ 

In the third phone call on November 20, Margery described a dream in which she was walking through the officer’s neighborhood and stood in front of his house. 

Brandon reportedly responded: ‘He got so pissed when I said he had a nice house,’ to which his mother laughed.

On November 15, Margery (left and right) told her son that his lawyer ‘better get to…[the officer] before I do’ and that if he arrested her ‘for nothing, I’ll kill him.’ Two days later, in another phone call, she told her son ‘If [the officer] doesn’t leave me the f**k alone I’m gonna kill him…I can’t deal with him anymore…him and his people’

Police consider the Weed family as members of a ‘large-scale marijuana trafficking group,’ and have named Brandon Weed (pictured) as the ‘leader’ of the group. He was arrested in August after police found nearly 10 pounds of marijuana, $45,000 in cash, scales, bongs, two assault-style rifles, a shotgun and three handguns, in his possession

Margery was arrested on a complaint of threatening to perform an act of violence on Thursday. She was released from jail after posting her $10,000 bond.

‘We’re always on high alert where we hear about threats,’ Oklahoma City Capt Bo Mathews told News 9. ‘If somebody is going to threaten somebody who’s supposed t

Police consider the Weed family as members of a ‘large-scale marijuana trafficking group,’ and have named Brandon Weed as the ‘leader’ of the group. 

Brandon was arrested in August after police found nearly 10 pounds of marijuana, $45,000 in cash, scales, bongs, two assault-style rifles, a shotgun and three handguns, in his possession.

Eric (pictured), is facing charges in Yavapai County, Arizona for trafficking more than of 25 pounds of marijuana, according to the affidavit

Jason (left and right) was arrested after police allegedly found more than 10 pounds of marijuana, about $2,800 in cash and an assault style rifle in a car he was driving

Eric, is facing charges in Yavapai County, Arizona for trafficking more than of 25 pounds of marijuana, according to the affidavit.

Jason was arrested after police allegedly found more than 10 pounds of marijuana, about $2,800 in cash and an assault style rifle in a car he was driving.

In a court affidavit connected to Brandon, police say Margery and her husband, Jeffrey, ‘have been arrested for large amounts of marijuana in the past’ but is unclear when or for how much of the drug, reported The Oklahoman.