The hydroponic lights were on but nobody was home.
On January 14, Salmon Arm RCMP executed a search warrant at a residence on the Trans Canada Highway near Blind Bay and found a fully operational grow op.
"The home and shop were outfitted as a large marijuana grow operation, with the capacity of producing 3000 plants. No one was home at the time of police attendance and it appears that this grow operation had been abandoned," says Salmon Arm RCMP Staff Sergeant Kevin Keane.
Keane says although the equipment was still running, approximately 2000 smaller plants were found in various stages of decay.
"There's plants just dying. Nobody was tending it. It looks like someone just got up and left," says Keane.
He says he has never seen something like this before and can't explain why someone would leave thousands of plants to decay.
Investigation continues into the matter.
RECENT STORIES
- Seeking red dressesPenticton - 12:04 pm
- Youth entrepreneurs wantedSponsored Content - 12:01 pm
- Vigil for slain Lumby motherLumby - 12:00 pm
- TRU says it's transparentKamloops - 11:54 am
- Seinfeld: movie biz is 'over'Entertainment - 11:33 am
Real Estate
North Okanagan Quick Links
City of Vernon
Vernon Discussion Forum
District of Coldstream
Village of Lumby
City of Armstrong
City of Enderby
District of Sicamous
Interior Health
Okanagan Regional Library
Vernon Discussion Forum
District of Coldstream
Village of Lumby
City of Armstrong
City of Enderby
District of Sicamous
Interior Health
Okanagan Regional Library
© 2024 Castanet.net