News (Media Awareness Project) - CN BC: Cops Seek Pilots' Assistance |
Title: | CN BC: Cops Seek Pilots' Assistance |
Published On: | 2005-07-14 |
Source: | Whistler Question (CN BC) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-16 00:18:11 |
COPS SEEK PILOTS' ASSISTANCE
Fliers Helped RCMP Shut Down Grow Ops Last Year
Getting high is the Whistler Pemberton RCMP's most recent plan of attack on
cracking down on marijuana grow operations after tips from local fliers
last year helped shut down a number of grow operations.
"Last year, local Mounties received numerous tips from flying enthusiasts
who provided accurate information on the locations of grow sites," said
Cpl. Paul Vadik in a statement.
"As a result of this information, a significant quantity of marijuana was
destroyed."
RCMP ask local pilots to be on the lookout for any illegal outdoor
marijuana grow operations while flying.
Vadik said outdoor grow sites are usually large in scale. He encouraged
fliers to forward GPS coordinates for suspect locations.
Whistler Pemberton RCMP officers are working with RCMP Air Services, B.C.
Forestry, Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police and other agencies to patrol remote
areas to put a stop to illegal operations.
Anyone with any in formation on possible sites, contact Whistler RCMP at
(604) 932-3044.
Fliers Helped RCMP Shut Down Grow Ops Last Year
Getting high is the Whistler Pemberton RCMP's most recent plan of attack on
cracking down on marijuana grow operations after tips from local fliers
last year helped shut down a number of grow operations.
"Last year, local Mounties received numerous tips from flying enthusiasts
who provided accurate information on the locations of grow sites," said
Cpl. Paul Vadik in a statement.
"As a result of this information, a significant quantity of marijuana was
destroyed."
RCMP ask local pilots to be on the lookout for any illegal outdoor
marijuana grow operations while flying.
Vadik said outdoor grow sites are usually large in scale. He encouraged
fliers to forward GPS coordinates for suspect locations.
Whistler Pemberton RCMP officers are working with RCMP Air Services, B.C.
Forestry, Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police and other agencies to patrol remote
areas to put a stop to illegal operations.
Anyone with any in formation on possible sites, contact Whistler RCMP at
(604) 932-3044.
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