$45,000 In Marijuana Found In Detroit
POSTED: Tuesday, September 30, 2008
UPDATED: 7:44 pm EDT September 30,
2008
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DETROIT -- Detroit police answered a call of shots fired at a house on Sharon Street Tuesday and found the house stockpiled with marijuana plants.Police said the house was empty when they arrived, but that they found 51 marijuana plants in an elaborate irrigation system with transformers and eight lights.The plants are valued at $45,000.Police removed the plants from the house.No arrests have been made, but police said they are investigating who is responsible for the operation.
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