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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Grow House Discovered in Osceola County
Earlier today, police officers responding to a burglary call in Osceola County discovered a bathtub full of marijuana plants, according to the Orlando Sentinel. A neighbor had called police when he noticed someone breaking into the leased house next door. In Florida, growing and selling marijuana is a serious drug offense often carrying severe consequences.
Officers found 39 marijuana plants in the house. The home was also equipped with an electrical system quite different from most other homes. The Osceola County Investigative Bureau is trying to find out who the plants belong to, as no one was home when officers arrived.
According to the Sentinel, indoor grow houses have become increasingly common across Florida since 2005. Several growers will often start an operation together, renting a home and installing special equipment to cultivate marijuana.
At the Umansky Law Firm, we know that drug offenses are not exclusive to lifestyle criminals. Juveniles, college students, tourists, men and women can all become involved in a criminal act involving illegal drugs. We also understand that your involvement in this type of situation does not make you a lifestyle criminal. If you are ready to move past your drug offense, our experienced criminal defense attorneys are prepared to find the best way to resolve your case.
If you have been charged with a drug offense in Orlando, Florida or the surrounding areas, please contact the experienced criminal defense attorneys at the Umansky Law Firm to schedule a free consultation.
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