Douglas Stevens Credit: Courtesy Stark Co.
That Stark County Narcotics Unit has uncovered one of its largest marijuana grow raids to date, confiscating more than 350 plants in Waynesburg, near Canton.

The operation including a complex system of lighting, nutrients and irrigation, as well as a THC extraction lab. The plants were being grown both indoors and outdoors.

See, we told you it was huge.

The man believed to be responsible, Douglas Stevens, has been charged with several felonies including assembly and possession of chemicals for the manufacturing of drugs, possession of drugs and illegal cultivation of marijuana.

(Hat Tip WEWS)

This article appears in Aug 24-30, 2016.

3 replies on “Man Arrested After More Than 350 Weed Plants Found During Raid”

  1. How are we safer today than we were yesterday due to this plant bust?
    Who is the victim of this crime?
    Pointless.

  2. Ever hear of anyone dying of a pot overdose? I didn’t think so. Thanks for your waste of taxpayer dollars Stark County Sheriffs Dept. Now get out there and protect us from jaywalking grannies.

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