East Millinocket -
Six to eight pounds of pot and four arrests.
That's what police say happened in East Millinocket this past weekend following a three-month long drug investigation.
49 year-old Kevin Day and 29 year-old Chris Willigar, both of East Millinocket, and 30 year-old George Sprague and 22 year-old Ethan Hitchcock, both of Medway, are accused of growing marijuana.
Police say Day ran a drug operation from his home with the help of the others who grew pot plants along the Penobscot River in Soldiertown township and nearby fields.
All four are expected in court in December.
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Six to Eight Pounds of Marijuana Seized in East Millinocket
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