OPP seize 9,207 plants and 80 lb of cannabis at Tiny Township farm
Ontario's joint cannabis enforcement team raided a farm on Concession Road 6 East in Tiny Township on 20 April 2021, seizing 9,207 plants, 2,448 clones and 80 lb of cannabis bud plus a loaded rifle. No charges had been laid when the raid was reported, and residents later raised the grow-op at a town hall.
🇨🇦 Concession Road 6 East farm, Tiny Township, Simcoe County · Ontario, Canada
Southern Georgian Bay OPP officers visited a farm on Concession Road 6 East in
Tiny Township on 19 April 2021 after residents complained of a possible
cannabis grow operation.[1]The next day, the Provincial Joint Forces
Cannabis Enforcement Team with the Community Street Crime Unit and OPP officers
executed a search warrant on the property.[1]
Officers seized 9,207 cannabis plants, 2,448 clones and 80 lb of cannabis bud
(about 36.29 kg), along with a loaded and insecure .22-calibre rifle.[1]Tiny Township’s bust was confirmed months later when residents raised the
Concession Road 6 East seizure of over 9,000 plants at a virtual town hall,
their first chance to discuss it since the April raid.[2]
No charges had been issued at the time of the April report, and the
investigation continued.[1]
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