Illegal home grow raided in unincorporated Covina area
Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies raided a suspected illegal indoor marijuana grow at a home in unincorporated Covina on Oct. 6, 2026, seizing numerous plants and other controlled substances. No arrests or charges were announced, and no plant count, weight or value was published.
🇺🇸 unincorporated part of Covina, Los Angeles County · California, United States
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Narcotics Unit raided a home in the
Covina area on Oct. 6, 2026, on suspicion it held an illegal marijuana grow.[1]Deputies served a search warrant at the home while investigating an illegal
marijuana cultivation operation, officials said.[1]Deputies assigned to the
San Dimas Community Action Team also assisted with the investigation.[1]Authorities did not say whether any suspects were arrested during the raid or
what charges they might face.[1]
During the execution of the search warrant, deputies located and confiscated
numerous illegally cultivated marijuana plants, the sheriff’s department said.[1]The sheriff’s department said deputies also located other controlled
substances during the same search.[1]
Photos of the raid allegedly show multiple rooms inside the home set up for
growing marijuana plants.[1]The home is located in an unincorporated part of
Covina.[1]The grow was indoors, spread across several rooms inside the
residence.[1]
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