but towards the end of the day, the agents think they may have something. right now we re just waiting on the k-9 to see if he can detect anything. the dog s trained to detect the smell of marijuana. he s the best tool we have to detect that. dea agent jeannette moran says she became suspicious during the search as the owner rushes them room to room. i ve never seen anybody go through a house that quickly opening doors. i think we went from one end of the house to the other in three seconds flat. once inside the bathroom moran s trained ears perk up. we could hear blowers. if you look in the bathrooms there s no blower attached. you can see all the drywall that s been torn down to help put the grow up. the give away? a ladder in a clothes closet with a tile in the ceiling carved out. once they climbed the ladder and moved the ceiling tile, it leads to an attic that leads to another tiny room.
this man could face the rest of his life in prison. what happens if charles lynch is wrong. i ll lose everything if they take me to jail that day. why some say marijuana laws aren t working. the prohibition of marijuana is much more harmful to the user and society than the actual use of marijuana. marijuana 100 million americans have tried it and, yet, it remains one of the most controversial drugs. effectively outlawed in 1937, it s become a multibillion dollar industry, with a steady demand and no shortage of supply. in fact, sometimes you needn t look any further than the house next door to find it growing. 7:30 in the morning, miami, florida. agents of the drug enforcement agency, dea, and police gather in a parking lot to get briefed on the day s mission. going to go to 128 the plan? to hit a list of homes they suspect are marijuana grow houses. the registered owner doesn t live at this address but that s where they delivered it to. they had no id
effectively outlawed in 1937, it s become a multibillion dollar industry, with a steady demand and no shortage of supply. in fact, sometimes you needn t look any further than the house next door to find it growing. 7:30 in the morning, miami, florida. agents of the drug enforcement agency, dea, and police gather in a parking lot to get briefed on the day s mission. going to go to 128 the plan? to hit a list of homes they suspect are marijuana grow houses. the registered owner doesn t live at this address but that s where they delivered it to. they had no idea what or whom they ll find. anybody got any questions? get your guns. every scenario we approach with the same amount of safety because we don t know who s on the other side of the door. while much of the city is still waking up, the agents drive ten cars deep onto quiet, suburban streets where they say secret grow houses blend in with the house next door. this is a nice neighborhood. nice looking home
right now we re just waiting on the k-9 to see if he can detect anything. the dog s trained to detect the smell of marijuana. he s the best tool we have to detect that. dea agent jeannette moran says she became suspicious during the search as the owner rushes them room to room. i ve never seen anybody go through a house that quickly opening doors. every door must have been closed. i think we went from one end of the house to the other in three seconds flat. once inside the bathroom moran s trained ears perk up. we could hear blowers. except if you look at the bathroom, there s no blower attached. you can see all the drywall that s been torn down to help put the grow up. the giveaway? a ladder in a clothes closet with a tile in the ceiling carved out. once they climbed the ladder and moved the ceiling tile, it leads to an attic that leads to another tiny room. in it, a marijuana grow. but not the size they re expecting. this is a relatively small
is wrong? i ll lose everything if they take me to jail that day. why some say marijuana laws aren t working. the prohibition of marijuana is much more harmful to the user and society than the actual use of marijuana. marijuana 100 million americans have tried it and, yet, it remains one of the most controversial drugs. effectively outlawed in 1937, it s become a multibillion dollar industry, with a steady demand and no shortage of supply. in fact, sometimes you needn t look any further than the house next door to find it growing. 7:30 in the morning, miami, florida. agents of the drug enforcement agency, dea, and police gather in a parking lot to get briefed on the day s mission. going to go to 128 the plan? to hit a list of homes they suspect are marijuana grow houses. the registered owner doesn t live at this address but that s where they delivered it to. they have no idea what or whom they ll find. anybody got any questions? get your guns. every sce