Footage and information of a local marijuana bust that occurred on September 9, 2009. I personally know the man and his family who were busted. See more information on the operation here: davidkretzmann.com www.theunion.com “Details began to emerge Thursday in the multi-agency drug raid in the San Juan Ridge area Wednesday morning. Almost 200 law enforcement officers and agents raided nine locations on property belonging to Charles Miller Hilkey Jr., 55. According to a federal complaint, Hilkey allegedly was growing large quantities of marijuana on multiple parcels on Sages, Badger Hill, Patterson Mine, Hoyt Crossing and Tyler-Foote Crossing roads. Wednesday, nearly two dozen people were detained at the various sites and interviewed. Authorities spent the day cutting down marijuana plants and hauling away documents in a U-Haul truck rented for the occasion. Over the course of the day, 602 marijuana plants and 135 pounds of processed marijuana were removed, said Nevada County Sheriff Keith Royal. Investigators also recovered 0000 in cash, he said. The number of plants recovered might seem small, especially compared to a recent bust in Penn Valley that netted 8000 marijuana plants and already-processed marijuana with an estimated net weight of about 500 pounds. But there was no comparison, according to Undersheriff Richard Kimball. The marijuana plants destroyed on the Ridge yesterday were huge … They were very well-taken care of, some of them were like trees, 6 feet …
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