Marijuana grow raid prompts human trafficking investigation – Aurora Sentinel

On: September 23, 2016

Aurora SentinelMarijuana grow raid prompts human trafficking investigationAurora SentinelRIFLE, Colo. | An illegal marijuana growing operation raid in rural western Colorado has prompted a federal investigation into possible human trafficking to determine whether Chinese nationals found tending the plants were forced to work there …Marijuana grow prompts human trafficking investigationKJCT8.com14 Chinese nationals accused of growing 3,000 marijuana plants …Grand Junction Daily Sentinel3000 pot plants seized in illegal Garfield County growSummit Daily NewsAspen Times -Glenwood Springs Post Independentall 14 news articles »

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