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$12 million in marijuana discovered on ranch

August 30, 2013

pot plantsSanta Barbara County Sheriff deputies eradicated approximately 4,000 marijuana plants, valued at $12 million, from private property between the cities of Lompoc and Buellton.

The owner of the property noticed that individuals had trespassed on his property and were diverting livestock water to grow marijuana, the press release says.

Deputies did not locate any suspects during their eradication operation. An investigation into the grow is ongoing.

 


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Mexican grow, any bets?


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You notice with all the high tech equipment they have these days and they never catch them?


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$12 million? I think the Sheriff’s been smokin’ the product.

Must be calculating it at dispensary prices — $25 a gram.


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Outdoor grown…$12 mill AAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA…cattle feed


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Off to Colorado to help fund our local law enforcement budget. Probably a better return than bicycles or confsicated vehicles. “Raid in Calfornia”


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confiscated, California


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Santa Barbara County Sheriff deputies eradicated approximately 4,000 marijuana plants, valued at $12 million,

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ooh, ahhh, 4,000 plants. 12 million dollars. $3,000 per plant. Scary. Everyone hide under the covers.


Legalize it and 4,000 plants would be worth about $4,000 ($1 a plant wholesale). Same as a corn plant or a sunflower plant.


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