News (Media Awareness Project) - CN BC: Grow-Op More Than Chicken Feed |
Title: | CN BC: Grow-Op More Than Chicken Feed |
Published On: | 2004-11-26 |
Source: | Chilliwack Progress (CN BC) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-17 08:43:39 |
GROW-OP MORE THAN CHICKEN FEED
A million-dollar marijuana grow-op was busted by Chilliwack RCMP officers
Wednesday at a chicken farm on Bailey Road.
The "very sophisticated" grow-op, believed the largest ever in Chilliwack,
was housed in a house and two two-storey chicken barns on the farm, says
RCMP Cpl. Sean Sullivan.
A loaded 44 Magnum handgun, reported stolen from Kamloops in 1994, was also
found along with 6,708 marijuana plants when a search warrant was executed
on the property in the 47000-block Bailey Rd.
Two Maple Ridge men, both 25, were expected to appear in court yesterday
(Thursday) to face drug- and firearm-related charges.
"There's no evidence to suggest how long it's been running, but definitely
for several months," says Cpl. Sullivan. "We're confident they already
harvested one crop."
A million-dollar marijuana grow-op was busted by Chilliwack RCMP officers
Wednesday at a chicken farm on Bailey Road.
The "very sophisticated" grow-op, believed the largest ever in Chilliwack,
was housed in a house and two two-storey chicken barns on the farm, says
RCMP Cpl. Sean Sullivan.
A loaded 44 Magnum handgun, reported stolen from Kamloops in 1994, was also
found along with 6,708 marijuana plants when a search warrant was executed
on the property in the 47000-block Bailey Rd.
Two Maple Ridge men, both 25, were expected to appear in court yesterday
(Thursday) to face drug- and firearm-related charges.
"There's no evidence to suggest how long it's been running, but definitely
for several months," says Cpl. Sullivan. "We're confident they already
harvested one crop."
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