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350 plants confiscated in marijuana grow operation in Bertrand Township

A call about a suspicious vehicle led Berrien County Police to uncover a large marijuana grow operation in Bertrand Township.

Officers were called to the home in the 1600 block of Mallard Drive and discovered signs of a pot plant operation.

Byron Paul-Ricardo Sambat, 41, took off from the home when officers arrived with a search warrant, according to the Berrien County Sheriff’s Department.

Officers caught him shortly afterward.

Police found nearly 350 pot plants and more than 8 pound of processed marijuana, the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office stated.

Sambat is changed with intent to deliver, manufacturing marijuana, and maintaining a drug house.

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