Police Conduct Marijuana Raids At Large Homes
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- Police Conduct Marijuana Raids At Large Homes
- Marijuana- Not What It Used To Be
- Authorities destroy $64 million in marijuana off Carmel Valley Road
- Area police destroy 5000 marijuana plants
- Marijuana investigation continues
Police Conduct Marijuana Raids At Large Homes
KFBK, CA
Tuesday, September 16, 2008 One of the homes targeted early this morning was on Arches Avenue just west of El Dorado Hills Boulevard. The home backs up to an elementary school, according to special agent in charge, Gordon Taylor. That school is William Brooks Elementary on Park Drive. The home is one of several targeted there, along with homes in Cameron Park, Placerville, Sacramento and Lincoln… Tuesday, September 16, 2008 One of the homes targeted early this morning was on Arches Avenue just west of El Dorado Hills Boulevard. The home backs up to an elementary school, according to special agent in charge, Gordon Taylor. That school is William Brooks Elementary on Park Drive. The home is one of several targeted there, along with homes in Cameron Park, Placerville, Sacramento and Lincoln.
Marijuana- Not What It Used To Be
TransWorldNews (press release), GA
This compares to an average of just under 4 percent reported in 1983 and represents more than a doubling in the potency of the drug since that time. As of March 15, 2008, the University of Mississippi’s marijuana Potency Monitoring Project has analyzed and compiled data on 62,797 cannabis samples, 1,302 hashish samples, and 468 hash oil samples confiscated by law enforcement agencies since 1975. In its most recent Quarterly Report, the highest concentration of THC found in a single marijuana sample during this period was 37. About three-fourths of the cannabis samples acquired were from law enforcement seizures and purchases. The law enforcement seizures and purchases were obtained from 48 different states.
Authorities destroy $64 million in marijuana off Carmel Valley Road
The Salinas Californian, CA
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Area police destroy 5000 marijuana plants
Brantford Expositor, Canada
The program — code named Project O’Sabot — began around the first of September and wrapped up last weekend. The Ontario Provincial Police, Hamilton Police Service, the Niagara Regional Police, the Halton Regional Police and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police took part in the eradication. A Department of National Defence helicopter guided them to marijuana patches in fields and woodlots in Norfolk, Oxford, Brant, Haldimand and surrounding municipalities. A mature marijuana plant, when dried down to its smokeable component, is worth about $1,000 on the street.
Marijuana investigation continues
Steamboat Pilot, CO
Sheriffâs Office deputies arrested one man in connection with the growing operation Monday, when Kyle Lindahl, 27, was arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana, sale of an illegal substance and possession of a deadly weapon. He was released from the Routt County Jail on Tuesday on $20,000 bond. The Sheriffâs Office does have some leads about who else may have been involved in the large, long-term operation, Investigator Ken Klinger said Tuesday. âI have some names,â Klinger said… 7 September 7, 2008 24 comments Deputies make pot bust September 16, 2008 6 comments Brent Boyer: Cleaning up our online comments July 24, 2008 214 comments Rob Douglas: Palin a pit bull with lipstick September 5, 2008 35 comments Jack and Lynny Huston: Pray for Jerusalem February 6, 2008 782 comments Bob Enever: Swept under rug September 10, 2008 16 comments Conservative commentary: Grit, guts and determination September 14, 2008 9 comments Paul Potyen: Hereâs a riddle September 14, 2008 7 comments Chief, sergeant resign September 12, 2008 10 comments Rob Douglas: Fiscal challenges bring opportunity September 12, 2008 11 comments More popularHappenings Today’s events Movie showtimes Veterans Affairs Medical Center Looking for Low Income Veterans, 8 a. Advocates Against Battering& Abuse Volunteers, 8 a. PSA: FREE nocotine patches available, 8 a.