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'Funny Smell' Leads Miami Officer to Marijuana Lab

September 14, 2010  | 

After responding to a burglary call, a Miami police officer was outside the home working on his report, when he noticed a "funny smell" that let him to a marijuana growing operation, reports the Miami Herald.

The officer discovered a "fully operational hydroponics laboratory" with 85 fully grown pot plants. Miami police's Special Investigations Section responded to the home.

Read the full story at MiamiHerald.com.

Tags: Marijuana Growers, Miami PD


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