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Anonymous tip leads to pot bust

By Tom Treweek

Posted: August 14, 2009 at 6:09 a.m.

The Rogers Police Department received a tip Thursday that resulted in officers finding several marijuana plants growing outside of a home at 21424 Deer Run Lane in Rogers.

By Charles Fowler
The Rogers Police Department received a tip Thursday that resulted in officers finding several marijuana plants growing outside of a home at 21424 Deer Run Lane in Rogers.

Police officers visiting 21424 Deer Run Lane on Thursday morning, after receiving an anonymous tip, found 12 marijuana plants in the backyard.

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