2,600 marijuana plants seized in raid on Wolf Creek grow
The Josephine Marijuana Enforcement Team seized more than 2,600 marijuana plants while serving a search warrant at a property in the 300 block of Sunny Glen Way in Wolf Creek, Oregon. The primary suspect was not on the property, and the sheriff's office cited electrical, water and solid waste violations that could lead to forfeiture.
🇺🇸 300 block of Sunny Glen Way, Wolf Creek, Josephine County, Oregon · Oregon, United States
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Plants destroyed
2,600
Sites
1
Agencies
Josephine Marijuana Enforcement Team, Josephine County Sheriff's Office +1
Officers with the Josephine Marijuana Enforcement Team seized more than 2,600
marijuana plants during a raid on a property in Wolf Creek, Oregon, on Tuesday
25 June 2024.[1]The search warrant was executed in the 300 block of Sunny
Glen Way, with Josephine County Public Health & Building Safety assisting the
team.[1]
The Josephine County Sheriff’s Office said inspectors cited electrical, water
and solid waste violations, which could result in forfeiture of the property.[1]The primary suspect in the illegal grow was not on the property, and police
said the person would face charges including possessing and manufacturing
marijuana and unlawful appropriation of water if located.[1]No arrests were
reported after the search.[1]
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Plants destroyed
2,600
Sites
1
Agencies
Josephine Marijuana Enforcement Team; Josephine County Sheriff's Office; Josephine County Public Health & Building Safety
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