They also discovered that the suspects discharge large quantities of these harmful chemicals were into the state’s waterways. CAMP agents, shutdown the illegal marijuana grow sites and stopped the dangerous criminal activity.
The CAMP operations this year resulted in the protection of public lands and waters against misuse and from illegal pesticides.
California is committed to cracking down illegal marijuana growers
In a statement, AG Becerra said, “Illegal cannabis grows are devastating our communities. Criminals who disregard life, poison our waters, damage our public lands, and weaponize the illegal cannabis black market will be brought to justice.”
He added, “Illegal cannabis grows are devastating our communities. Criminals who disregard life, poison our waters, damage our public lands, and weaponize the illegal cannabis black market will be brought to justice.”
On the other hand, David Bess, Deputy Director and Chief of the Law Enforcement Division for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, commented, “Combating illegal marijuana cultivation takes dedication, teamwork, perseverance and courage. I’m immensely proud of the work we accomplished during the year with our county, state and federal partners. Together, we are protecting California’s natural resources and providing another measure of public safety.”
