64 plant grow busted in Broomfield

lame. be sure to comment at the Daily Camera, too

64 pot plants seized from Broomfield home - Boulder Daily Camera

Police seized 64 marijuana plants Tuesday from a home in the 3300 block of West 134th Avenue.
No one was home when officers from the Broomfield Police Department and North Metro Task Force executed a search warrant at the house. A resident of the home, Johnny Jones, 33, was later arrested, booked and released from the Broomfield County jail pending the filing of charges for cultivation of marijuana, possession of less than 8 ounces of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The investigation is ongoing.

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I like the reader comments:
"Why not use that effort to find and execute bike thieves?" and
"Lookin' tough Broomfield! You should grow a mustache."

link will not pop up article

try again man, seems to work.

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Just worked for me.

your link above is different than the one up top. how odd.

try this

64 pot plants seized from Broomfield home - Boulder Daily Camera

This is the link here: 64 pot plants seized from Broomfield home - Boulder Daily Camera

All the comments are great!!!

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your link above is different than the one up top. how odd.

try this

64 pot plants seized from Broomfield home - Boulder Daily Camera

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More tax payer dollars wasted! Geez one would think that the Broomfield police department would have bigger fish to catch--you know like meth labs or something of that nature. Wow--what a bust 8 oz.s of pot--LOL.

What I find confusing about their count of 64 plants--is that law enforcement never takes into account crop failure. I believe they count clones--yet clones are notorious for not making it into the final stages of flowering--so many people will double up on clones because they know that the odds of 1 making it through to flowering are rare--yet I think they are counted anyway.

Everyone--the state legislature and law enforcement have seemed to forget about mother nature.