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BACKGROUND: A room full of marijuana plants, with enough dried product to make more than 20,000 joints, was seized by police in Thornhill last week.
Terrace RCMP are reporting that on June 7 around 6 p.m., officers executed two search warrants on a property near Thornhill Street and Old Lakelse Lake Drive after receiving a tip about a grow operation.
Police confiscated 723 plants, all in various stages of growth, along with 15 pounds of dried marijuana said to be valued at$68,000. Processing and growing equipment, as well as chemicals, were also seized by police.
FULL STORY: Terrace police bust pot operation in Thornhill
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