Between September and October, investigators served search warrants at eight locations, the sheriff's office said, including four in Nevada City, two in North San Juan, one in Grass Valley, and one in Smartsville. All were found to have illegal cannabis grows.
Fish and Wildlife officials arrested one person on Sept. 26. That person was booked into the Wayne Brown Correctional Facility in Nevada City on multiple felony charges, including illegal cannabis cultivation, possession for sale, and environmental violations related to water pollution and wildlife protection.
After further investigation, the sheriff's office said detectives also filed additional charges with the Nevada County District Attorney's Office against five more individuals connected to four of the properties. Those charges include illegal cannabis cultivation and environmental violations similar to the first person who was arrested and charged.
The joint operation focused on grows suspected of polluting waterways, illegal dumping and causing water runoff. Several agencies assisted with the enforcement, including the Eradication and Prevention of Illicit Cannabis (EPIC) Task Force, California National Guard, Nevada County Cannabis Compliance, Placer County Sheriff's Office, California Regional Water Quality Control Board and the Nevada County District Attorney's Office.
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