Ron Strider
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An illegal growing operation consisting of 150 marijuana plants was discovered at a rural residence east of Colorado Springs after a fire was reported overnight.
KKTV-TV reports that the neighbors saw flames and contacted the Tri-County Fire Department early Wednesday morning.
Fire department officials say the residents were burning trash and the fire was not out of control.
The firefighters were alerted to the marijuana growing on the property, and they contacted the El Paso County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies responded and found the marijuana plants. Authorities with the sheriff's office say the operation was an illegal grow, and two men were taken into custody.
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KKTV-TV reports that the neighbors saw flames and contacted the Tri-County Fire Department early Wednesday morning.
Fire department officials say the residents were burning trash and the fire was not out of control.
The firefighters were alerted to the marijuana growing on the property, and they contacted the El Paso County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies responded and found the marijuana plants. Authorities with the sheriff's office say the operation was an illegal grow, and two men were taken into custody.
News Moderator: Ron Strider 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Colorado Springs marijuana growing operation discovered after fire report
Contact: Customer Service | Fort Collins Coloradoan
Photo Credit: Clarion-Ledger
Website: The Coloradoan | Fort Collins news, community, entertainment, and classifieds. Serving Fort Collins, Colorado
