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Published November 05, 2009

400 pot plants found in Hermantown home chat

By News Tribune, Duluth News Tribune

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mike s.
Superior, WI     11/05/2009 8:14 AM

Hey...Proctor put a motorized chair on E-Bay......Hermantown here's your chance to make an extra buck!!

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Rick L.
Duluth, MN     11/05/2009 8:10 AM

Take the profits from the dope for the school referendum!!!

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Julie A.
Duluth, MN     11/05/2009 8:01 AM

How sad that a weed which can be so medical is considered criminal. When in the world is this tragedy going to end? There are so many useful things that this simple plant can do. I wonder how many of my family and friends that are dead might have had a better life. Could I have talked to my mother, dying of cancer without her being bombed out of her mind because she was on Morphine? I don't give these people a free pass on morals because they were making meth. But denying marijuana to people that can clearly benefit from the use is just plain evil.

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K D.
Superior, WI     11/05/2009 7:50 AM

Where do the cops burn the pot after they get it? I'd like to observe and make sure they are doing it correctly.

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Ivan M.
Duluth, MN     11/05/2009 7:04 AM

Hermantown...."The City of Quality Living".

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Realistic P.
Duluth, MN     11/05/2009 6:46 AM

'City of Quality Living' Doesn't get any better-----I'm sure Hermantown would like you to know that this is 'barely' Hermantown.

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Karri R.
Duluth, MN     11/05/2009 6:41 AM

How very classy. NOT. Was this a bunch of 18 year old kids living in the house? Get a job.

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William C.
Duluth, MN     11/05/2009 4:53 AM

Can we sell the pot to California or Colorado to help pay the costs of this raid? They'll re-sell it in their shops and collect plenty of state taxes off it. I mean, the alternative is for us to pay a lot of money to have trained police officers go in, seize the plants, and burn them. We pay for all of that. If there are states that have a legit market for this stuff, why not recoup our loses? We recycle grocery bags, why not this?

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