600 marijuana plants seized, 2 men arrested in Lake Los Angeles
More than 600 marijuana plants were seized at a Lake Los Angeles residence Wednesday, authorities said.
The plants were discovered inside a home and detached garage after Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies served a search warrant at the property near 240th Street East and Avenue K-8.
Two men, Jarrett Gregory, 27, of Huntington Beach and Steven Devlin, 34, of Oceanside, were arrested at the location.
Deputies also found a large amount of harvested marijuana, a shotgun and several thousand dollars in cash inside the residence, according to the sheriff’s department.
Gregory and Devlin were charged with marijuana cultivation and sales. A pit bull was given over to the animal control officials, as no one at the residence could care for it.
A search warrant for the residence was obtained after two deputies said they observed indicators of marijuana cultivation.
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