State police grab $100k of pot in Westmoreland raids

September 05. 2013 11:48PM

The New Hampshire State Police Narcotics and Investigations Unit and Troop C seized approximately 70 marijuana plants in Westmoreland.

WESTMORELAND — State police announced Thursday they recovered about $100,000 worth of marijuana during a raid of three suspected growing locations.

Police did not make any arrests, according to a news release, but "developed several leads" of who may be involved in growing the 70 plants seized Thursday.

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