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Florida Sheriff Dept. Looking for Owner of $2M Worth of Marijuana - Vimarsana News

Florida Sheriff Dept. Looking for Owner of $2M Worth of Marijuana

In a now-viral Facebook post that has been shared over 32,000 times, Sheriff Wayne Ivey wrote a pretty funny status update to entice the owner of the drugs to visit him at the Sheriff's Department.

Florida: Deputies looking to return marijuana to rightful owner - Vimarsana News

Florida: Deputies looking to return marijuana to rightful owner

The Brevard County Sheriff's Office posted a joking post about returning 770 pounds of marijuana to its rightful owner.

Source: koco.com
Florida sheriff's office looking to return $2 million worth of marijuana to rightful owner - Vimarsana News

Florida sheriff's office looking to return $2 million worth of marijuana to rightful owner

If you happened to have lost 770 pounds of high-grade marijuana, a sheriff's office in...

$2 million worth of marijuana was found in a Florida storage facility, and the sheriff's office wrote a Facebook post looking for the rightful owner - Vimarsana News

$2 million worth of marijuana was found in a Florida storage facility, and the sheriff's office wrote a Facebook post looking for the rightful owner

ABC57 News in South Bend, Ind. covers all of Michiana including St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaPorte and Marshall counties in Indiana and Berrien, Cass, Van Buren and St. Joseph counties in Mich.

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Florida sheriff looking to return $2 Million in marijuana to rightful owner: 'Very least we can do' - Vimarsana News

Florida sheriff looking to return $2 Million in marijuana to rightful owner: 'Very least we can do'

A Florida sheriff has advertised on social media some 700 pounds of marijuana that authorities wanted to "return" to its rightful owner.