Marijuana Plants Seized at Home; No Arrests Made
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AGOURA HILLS — Authorities seized marijuana plants from an Agoura Hills home Monday but made no arrests in the case, a Sheriff’s Department spokesman said.
A warrant was served at a home in the 30600 block of Mainmast Drive at 11 a.m., according to Sheriff’s Deputy Cruz Solis.
Investigators refused to say how many plants were seized, but described it as “a moderate amount,” Solis said. Equipment used to cultivate the plants was also seized, he said.
The case will be turned over to the Los Angeles district attorney’s office in Calabasas.
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