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Homes used for marijuana grow operations could soon be posted online to raise awareness about the illegal activity that police say is increasing "dramatically" in this city.
The proposal is among initiatives announced Wednesday by the Stop Grow-Ops Calgary Coalition, a group of more than 40 stakeholders including city officials, police, fire and real estate representatives that joined forces a year ago to rid communities of grow ops.
Coalition chairwoman Ald. Diane Colley-Urquhart is calling on the public to play a vital role in weeding out criminals who operate the illegal businesses and to phone police with tips.
Newshawk: SirBlazinBowl (420Times.com)
Source: Calgary Herald (CN AB)
Copyright: 2005 Calgary Herald
Contact: letters@theherald.canwest.com
Website: Canada.Com
Author: Tarina White
The proposal is among initiatives announced Wednesday by the Stop Grow-Ops Calgary Coalition, a group of more than 40 stakeholders including city officials, police, fire and real estate representatives that joined forces a year ago to rid communities of grow ops.
Coalition chairwoman Ald. Diane Colley-Urquhart is calling on the public to play a vital role in weeding out criminals who operate the illegal businesses and to phone police with tips.
Newshawk: SirBlazinBowl (420Times.com)
Source: Calgary Herald (CN AB)
Copyright: 2005 Calgary Herald
Contact: letters@theherald.canwest.com
Website: Canada.Com
Author: Tarina White
