Marijuana grow prompts human trafficking investigation – SFGate

On: September 22, 2016

Marijuana grow prompts human trafficking investigationSFGateAuthorities arrested 14 Chinese national and seized about 3,000 marijuana plants Monday from a suspected illegal grow site near the Colorado River in western Colorado. The 14 people arrested, 12 men and two women, were working at the site. Authorities …and more »

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