Another Foreclosure Pot Bust

July 30, 2008 RSS Feed Print
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Is there anyone left who isn't growing pot in their foreclosed home? This latest one comes to you from lovely Minnesota:

From KAAL Television:

An inspector, changing the locks on a foreclosed home, discovered a major drug operation in Bloomington Thursday.

Police in full HAZMAT gear spent the day hauling lights and other equipment used to grow marijuana from the home near 98th Street and France Avenue.

Neighbors told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS the home was not taken care of.

"I called the city and asked them to cut the yard. The weeds were five feet high," said Brian Southwell. "He had a business going there from what I hear, a business in the basement."

Police said they seized 200 marijuana plants worth up to $800,000 on the street. Investigators also found a big mess inside.

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6000 r u nuts... it would take forever to sell it for that.. 3250 more like it... the want to get ride of it not sit on it.. end up smokeing it all if they sold it for 6000

Noone of MN 9:26PM September 28, 2009

Dan use your own math and $25k is not even close.

An average plant will yeild 3/4 of a pound and at a low cost of $3,250 per pound is $700,000 you bafoon!

Mick of NJ 3:45PM August 23, 2009

You're very misinformed. A well grown plants can produe a half pound to a full pound of marijuana. If it is high grade pot, a pound can be sold for as much as 6k.

Dan of NJ 7:34PM May 04, 2009

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