A man whose house was struck by a vehicle this weekend has been arrested because a marijuana-growing operation was found in his basement while emergency workers searched for a potential gas line rupture.
The 26-year-old Independence Township man was arrested when he returned home while the house in the 500 block of Sunnyside Drive was being searched, according to a press release from the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office. Information on potential charges and the conditions of those involved in the crash was not available this morning. The incident happened about 10:30 a.m. Saturday after a collision between two vehicles. One of the vehicles ran off the road and stuck the house and a gas meter, the release said. Consumers Energy replaced the meter, but because of concerns that the inner line might have been damaged, firefighters and utility workers forced their way into the unoccupied house, where they found the marijuana-growing operation. Authorities searched the house and seized 12 marijuana plants, 4 pounds of marijuana in 20 separate Mason jars, digital scales, $221, a lap top computer and a marijuana growing manual, the release said.
This man is extremely unlucky, to be found out because a car crashed into his house when he wasn't even home. I would be more angry about the car accident than getting arrested because without the accident he wouldn't have
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