GLASGOW — The last of 11 defendants charged in one of the state’s largest indoor marijuana grow operations pleaded guilty this week in United States District Court before Chief Judge Thomas B. Russell to manufacturing and distributing a controlled substance, money laundering and possession of firearms by a convicted felon, announced David J. Hale, United States Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky.
According to information presented in court, Dallas Norris, age 70, of Barren County, and 10 co-defendants operated a sophisticated indoor marijuana grow operation, considered by Kentucky State Police (KSP) to be one of the largest of its kind discovered in the Western District of Kentucky. An initial tip to KSP led troopers to Norris’s Glasgow home, where they discovered 1,267 marijuana plants on Nov. 12, 2011.
See the full story in the print or E-edition of Friday's Glasgow Daily Times.
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