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News · Police, fire and courts · Lassen County · California
Photos released by the sheriff show large marijuana-growing operations in North County, according to Lassen County News.

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The sheriff released photographs of large marijuana-growing operations in North County.
The photos are the central public action described in the report. They put images of the growing sites into public view, but the report does not identify the sheriff by name or state the date of the release.
The description of the photographs identifies the operations as marijuana grows and characterizes them as massive. No details are available here about the number of sites, their exact locations, the number of plants, property owners or the agencies involved beyond the sheriff’s office.
The release does not establish whether law enforcement made arrests, seized marijuana or equipment, filed criminal charges, or referred cases to prosecutors. It also does not state whether the sheriff’s office announced any next steps tied to the photographed operations.
Lassen County News published the report about the sheriff’s photo release. The linked report is the available public record for this brief; no separate primary document or sheriff’s office release is linked here.
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