Kaua’i police seized 3,285 marijuana plants in a three-day eradication effort in uninhabited areas of the island, under the Project Green Harvest program.[1][2] The operation ended Thursday 18 September 2003, officials said the next day.[1][2] No arrests were made during the operation.[1][2] The effort was conducted with the US Drug Enforcement Administration, the Army, the state and all four county police departments.[1]
3,285 marijuana plants seized in three-day Kauai Green Harvest effort
Kaua'i police seized 3,285 marijuana plants in a three-day Project Green Harvest effort in uninhabited rural areas that ended 18 September 2003, with the DEA, the Army, the state and all four county police departments. No arrests were made during the operation.
🇺🇸 Uninhabited rural areas, Kauai · Hawaii, United States
- Plants destroyed
- 3,285
- Cannabis
- Herbal cannabis, Living plants
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
- Plants destroyed
- 3,285
- Agency type
- Police
- Cannabis
- Herbal cannabis; Living plants (3,285 plants)
- Activity
- Cultivation
- Setting
- Field
Sources
- Honolulu Star-Bulletinarchives.starbulletin.comArchived copyKauai operation nets 3,285 pakalolo plants
- The Honolulu Advertiserthe.honoluluadvertiser.comArchived copyOperation seizes 3,285 pot plants
Open questions the AI reported
- The reports name no specific growing areas beyond uninhabited parts of the island.
- No figure for the weight or street value of the seized plants was published.
- No photograph of this sweep with a recoverable direct image address was found in the opened sources.
