yeah that might be more useful to us, because it says where they are least likely to look...
SomeGuy Reviewed by SomeGuy on . as if it aint bad enough from last years news paper i bet they have worse now Computerized WVU Maps to Help Police Detect Marijuana MORGANTOWN (AP) - Geographers at West Virginia University are working on a computerized mapping tool to help police predict where marijuana is grown in the state. Applying marijuana data to a geographic information system, researchers Trevor Harris and Briane Turley expect to spot which areas are most favorable for growing the plant. ''What we do is start with marijuana Rating: 5