Calgary man facing multiple drug charges after two grow-up busts
Posted Apr 2, 2014 10:51 am.
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Charges have been laid against a 53-year-old Calgary man in connection to two grow-ops in the city.
The first was found in the Airways industrial area in the city’s northeast in August 2013.
Four months later, $1 million worth of plants were discovered in the southeast Foothills industrial area.
Investigators with Alberta’s law enforcement response teams have revealed significant damage was done to the rental units in both cases.
Ping Ming Liu was arrested on March 20th after a five-month investigation inside his northwest home.
He’s facing charges of production of marihuana, possession of marihuana, mischief to property and possession for the purpose of trafficking.
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