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Article content After a major $2.4 million bust of a grow-op in Norfolk last year, charges were largely withdrawn against seven people who either had medical marijuana licences or were growing the plants for other licence holders. While the OPP say many large grow-ops are exploiting loopholes left by Health Canada, a lawyer for those charged in Norfolk says there’s been “confusion” by the industry not being properly regulated and inspected. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Charges dropped in major marijuana grow-op case Back to video When the police went onto the Concession 7 Townsend property near Waterford on Oct. 22, the resources included Norfolk OPP, Brant OPP, street crime units from Haldimand/Norfolk County and Oxford and the Provincial Joint Cannabis Enforcement Team.

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