Police: Michigan couple grew 206 marijuana plants ‘across the street from city hall’

By Stephen C. Webster
Thursday, January 17, 2013 10:58 EDT
Marijuana plants via AFP
Topics:
 
Like Raw Story on Facebook
  • Print Friendly and PDF
  • Email this page

A couple in Coloma, Michigan was arrested Wednesday and charged in connection to a marijuana growing operation authorities claim they found in the rear of their computer repair business, located directly across the street from the town’s city hall.

In all, police said they pulled 206 marijuana plants out of the building. Area residents also told Michigan’s ABC 57 News that they “smelled weed constantly” in the area around city hall for weeks leading up to the bust.

The couple, 66-year-old Dennis Dickson and 57-year-old Emily Jacobs, were arrested Wednesday afternoon following an investigation by the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Authorities said the total value of the grow was roughly $206,000.

This video is from ABC 57 News in Berrien County, Michigan, aired Wednesday, January 16, 2013.

 
 
 
 
By commenting, you agree to our terms of service
and to abide by our commenting policy.