Drought Hurting Marijuana Crops, Too

For Immediate Release
July 31, 2012

Drought Apparently Hurting Marijuana Crops, Too

Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones reports that more than 80 marijuana plants have been cut down and confiscated as a result of eradication efforts this year in Butler County. The Ohio Attorney General’s Office spearheads an annual state-wide marijuana eradication effort. This week, the Sheriff’s aviation unit and investigators focused on Butler County.

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Sheriff Jones is pleased to once again participate in the Attorney General’s program. “It’s always good to minimize or stop local production of marijuana,” said Sheriff Jones. “This year, I’m told the size of the plants confiscated have been considerably smaller than in years past. I guess the current drought we are experiencing is not just hurting our legitimate, hard-working farmers, but seems to be also taking its toll on the poor drug dealers, too. What a shame.”

Prepared by: Sgt. Monte Mayer
Public Information Officer
Operations Support