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ROBBINS, N.C. (WNCN) – Moore County deputies busted a massive marijuana growing operation in the Robbins area of the county, the Moore County Sheriff’s Office reported.


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On November 5, investigators executed a search warrant at a home on Bellview Road in Robbins.


The search warrant was part of a larceny-of-power investigation from Randolph Electric Membership Corporation, officials said. Officials eventually discovered that someone had installed a 700-pound transformer to siphon power from the grid.


Deputies found a “large elaborate” indoor marijuana growing operation.


A total of 109 marijuana plants were seized weighing 606 pounds.


Deputies also found growing lights, fans, carbon dioxide cylinders, electric transformers, electric capacitors, fertilizer and other items used in the agricultural process, officials said.


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“This was the most sophisticated indoor growing operation that deputies have ever found in Moore County,” said Sheriff Neil Godfrey.


The street value of the marijuana is estimated at $2,121,000, according to the sheriff’s office.


Jose Ginante Aliaga, 25, of Asheboro was arrested in connection with the bust.


Aliaga was charged with:



    • Trafficking of marijuana
    • Manufacturing of marijuana
    • Felony possession of marijuana
    • Felony maintaining a dwelling to store a controlled-substance
    • Possession of drug paraphernalia
    • Felony larceny
    • Property damage

Aliaga was transported to the Moore County Detention Center under a $200,000 secured bond.


He’s scheduled to appear in court November 22.


More arrests are expected, the sheriff’s office said.


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Phew!!!  America has been saved. 

We simply must NOT allow citizens to use Mother Natures bounty as they please.  Who do these people think they are?  Just what do they think gives them the right to pursue their own happiness?  How will the rest of humanity survive if these people are allowed to harm themselves with their medicine?

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You'd think America would have learned after the disaster of prohibition.  Our government actually put poison in alcohol to dissuade people from drinking.  Thousands died as a result.  The mob gained a lot of power and money.  And, more importantly, we ALL lost a little bit of freedom.

Yet, our leaders insist upon telling us what we can and can't do to an ever greater degree. 

This country was founded on the principle that we each have the freedom to pursue whatever it is that makes us happy as long as we don't harm others.  But, after our government started to grow and take more and more power at every opportunity - we have lost our freedom to pursue happiness. 

Too many government officials, and ordinary citizens like ckid, are only too happy to tell the rest of us what we can't do - when it is really none of their business and quite Un-American.  But, the bigger government gets the more intrusive it gets.

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