Columbia Police Department Recognized Twenty Marijuana Plants in a Southwest Columbia Home

COLUMBIA -As far as Columbia Police Department is concerned, they managed to recognize twenty marijuana plants in a southwest Columbia home early Monday afternoon. Nevertheless they failed to take into custody any presumptive criminal.

According to the release, the police administration co-operated the Mid-Missouri Unified Strike Team and Narcotics Drug Group (MUSTANG) drug task force to execute a drug-related search warrant at 3104 Crawford St. at 1:48 p.m. Monday. In the result of marijuana-growing operation at the residence investigation they got the warrant.

The investigation was enough productive for officers, because they found two "turn-key" grow boxes used to grow indoor marijuana, 20 marijuana plants at various stages of growth, various chemicals and enrichments predestinated for growing indoor marijuana and multiple pieces of drug attributives.

While investigation, Jason L. Boley, 30, the alleged criminal, was not at his residence. A charge of manufacturing a controlled substance and use or storage of drug characteristics was exhibit against him.

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