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The auction of a self-storage shed in Adams County led to a drug arrest, according to police.Eastern Adams Regional police said they were called Wednesday to Hilltop Self Storage along Carlisle Pike.A person told police he purchased the contents of a storage shed, sight unseen, after the renter did not pay the bill.The new owner reported that he opened a toolbox inside the shed and discovered vacuum-sealed bags of marijuana.More than 70 pounds of marijuana with a street value of $315,000 was confiscated, according to authorities. That s probably one of the largest confiscations of marijuana in Adams County in recent history,” Eastern Adams Regional Police Chief Francis Staab said.Police said they identified the former renter as 31-year-old Andreas Garcia-Grajeda, of New Oxford, and took him into custody. He is charged with possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance.
Police called after Adams County auction deal literally goes to pot
York Dispatch
The winning buyer of the contents of an Adams County storage shed wound up with more than his money s worth but learned that not every treasure is a windfall. Call it a good deal gone to pot.
The winner paid $110, plus a $16 buyer s fee, for items stored in a shed at Hilltop Self Storage on Carlisle Pike in Oxford Township after the man who was renting it fell in arrears on rent, according to charging documents filed by Eastern Adams Regional Police.
As the buyer started going through the contents of the shed, he opened a large plastic toolbox filled with 63 vacuum-sealed bags that held 70 pounds of marijuana, according to police.