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Massachusetts - A Boston firefighter whose Maine home was raided by federal drug agents has resigned.
Boston Fire Department spokesman Steve MacDonald said Saturday that Sean Berte resigned from his position as a Boston firefighter, which he has had since August 2001.
Authorities say federal drug agents raided Berte's Bridgton, Maine home Friday and allegedly seized 131 marijuana plants and cultivating equipment, worth an estimated $700,000.
Berte's father-in-law, 60-year-old Michael Domenici, was charged with cultivating marijuana.
MacDonald said Berte was working his shift in the firehouse at the time.
Maine authorities say Berte is a person of interest in the raid.
Berte could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Boston Fire Department spokesman Steve MacDonald said Saturday that Sean Berte resigned from his position as a Boston firefighter, which he has had since August 2001.
Authorities say federal drug agents raided Berte's Bridgton, Maine home Friday and allegedly seized 131 marijuana plants and cultivating equipment, worth an estimated $700,000.
Berte's father-in-law, 60-year-old Michael Domenici, was charged with cultivating marijuana.
MacDonald said Berte was working his shift in the firehouse at the time.
Maine authorities say Berte is a person of interest in the raid.
Berte could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Source: Associated Press
Copyright: 2009 Associated Press
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