GPS Tracker Helps Cops Locate 10,000 Marijuana Plants
Police discovered over 10,000 marijuana plants in both Idaho and Oregon with the help of GPS tracking.
Detectives in Ada and Canyon County noticed that there were huge amounts of plastic pipes and water emitters being purchased in cash from local distributors. Suspecting production of an illegal substance, investigators planted GPS trackers on the goods and followed the suspects to their marijuana grow operations where they uncovered 6,000 marijuana plants.
Using similar tactics, police were also able to locate another 4,000 marijuana plants in a remote region of Oregon, apparently connected to this particular grow operation. Authorities arrested three men and charged them in connection to serious marijuana grows in both Idaho and Oregon. Police value the marijuana at millions of dollars.
(Via ABC6 Boise)
Using similar tactics, police were also able to locate another
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your wasting you money on trying to stop pot from being grow. end the drug wars by alowing americans buy american marijuana not from the drug cartels. make more jobs. plastics, food, med, clothing and about a dozen other products can be made from marijuana. think of it as a crop for good will not a substance to just be smoked to get high. not everyone just wants to get high some really need the work and benifits from it.