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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Authorities eradicated more than 219 (m) million marijuana plants in Indiana last year. But only a tiny fraction of those were intentionally grown.
Police say all but about 31-thousand of the plants were growing wild. Sometimes called ditch weed, the wild marijuana plant has less than one-half percent of T-H-C, which is the chemical that causes a smoker to get high.
But State Police Corporal Mike Crabtree says even small amounts of T-H-C can get people high.
So far, Indiana police have harvested more than 19 (m) million wild marijuana plants and confiscated almost 13-thousand cultivated marijuana plants this year. That's more than 200 percent higher than at this time last year.
www.wane.com
August 9, 2004
Copyright 2004 Associated Press. All rights reserved.
Story behind Ind. Secretary of State commercial explained
Police say all but about 31-thousand of the plants were growing wild. Sometimes called ditch weed, the wild marijuana plant has less than one-half percent of T-H-C, which is the chemical that causes a smoker to get high.
But State Police Corporal Mike Crabtree says even small amounts of T-H-C can get people high.
So far, Indiana police have harvested more than 19 (m) million wild marijuana plants and confiscated almost 13-thousand cultivated marijuana plants this year. That's more than 200 percent higher than at this time last year.
www.wane.com
August 9, 2004
Copyright 2004 Associated Press. All rights reserved.
Story behind Ind. Secretary of State commercial explained
