Sabattus -
A man from Sabattus is accused of growing at least $600,000 worth of marijuana.
48-year-old David Bizier is charged with unlawful trafficking of scheduled drugs.
He was arrested Friday after local police and state drug agents searched his property.
They say they seized several hundred pot plants, more than $3,000 cash and a vehicle in the bust.
Bizier was taken to the Androscoggin County jail where he was released on bail.
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