A welfare check at a Cypress house led to the discovery of a large marijuana operation, which resulted in the arrest of Marilyn Shaughnessy, a retired Houston Police Department sergeant, and her co-defendant Joseph Johnson. The alleged operation involved multiple marijuana plants, THC oil extraction devices, over 80 pounds of marijuana, and a loaded gun.
A welfare check at a Cypress house ended in a marijuana operation bust , involving a former Houston Police Department sergeant, Marilyn Shaughnessy, who has been charged with possession of marijuana over 50 pounds.
The alleged operation, discovered by deputies during a welfare check in the Cypress area, was extensive and included multiple marijuana plants, THC oil extraction devices, and over 80 pounds of marijuana. The financial affidavit shows that Joseph Johnson, another defendant in the alleged grow-house operation, is a bitcoin miner
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