1,016 cannabis plants seized from Rancho Cucamonga home; none arrested
San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies served a search warrant at a home in the 7000 block of Breno Place in Rancho Cucamonga on 19 June 2026 and found 1,016 marijuana plants and about seven pounds of processed marijuana. No one was arrested, code enforcement red-tagged the house and the investigation continued.
🇺🇸 7000 block of Breno Place, Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino County, California · California, United States
San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputies served a search warrant on 19 June 2026
at a home in the 7000 block of Breno Place in Rancho Cucamonga.[1]Deputies
assigned to the Rancho Cucamonga Sheriff’s Station began the investigation on 15
June after receiving information about a possible marijuana cultivation
operation at the residence.[1]
Inside the home investigators found 1,016 marijuana plants in various stages of
cultivation, the sheriff’s department said.[1]Deputies also found about seven
pounds (about 3.2 kilograms) of processed marijuana inside the home.[1]Members of the department’s Marijuana Enforcement Team helped with the
investigation and evidence processing.[1]
Deputies found what they described as an electrical bypass at the property and
contacted Southern California Edison.[1]Code Enforcement officials red-tagged
the home, a notice that it cannot be occupied, after finding multiple
unauthorised modifications.[1]
No arrests had been made and the investigation was continuing.[1]Deputies
asked anyone with information to contact the Rancho Cucamonga Sheriff’s Station.[1]
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Arrested
0
Plants destroyed
1,016
Cannabis
3.175 kg
Agency
San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department
Agency type
Police, Other
Cannabis
Living plants (1,016 plants); Herbal cannabis (3.175 kg)
Activity
Cultivation, Possession
Setting
Home
Grown
Indoor
Case stage
Under investigation
Force
No force reported
Region
California
Sources
KTLAktla.comIllegal cannabis grow operation found in quiet Southern California neighborhood
Open questions the AI reported
Only the KTLA article could be opened; no sheriff's department statement or second outlet account was found, and web searches returned no results.
No estimated value was published for the 1,016 plants or the processed marijuana, and the plants' weight was not given.
No charges, suspects or court outcome were reported; the sheriff's department said the investigation was ongoing.
The weight is stated as about seven pounds, converted to about 3.175 kilograms, not an exact measurement.
Whether the 1,016 plants were taken away or destroyed on site is not stated; they are recorded as seized plants.
The two article photos are captioned only as Google imagery, and no credit explains what each shows beyond the caption that more than 1,000 plants were seized at the home.
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