Certainly big business here and a threat to existing growers.
"The road, which goes from Michigan into Florida, is a known trafficking corridor because of its proximity to major markets, including Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis and Pittsburgh.
Annual law enforcement flyovers target areas between U.S. 23 and Interstate 70, a hilly, wooded area known to cartels and local growers as an effective hiding spot, said Dan Tierney, spokesman for Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine.
In 2014, the most recent year for which data is available, almost one-fourth of all the marijuana seized by authorities in Ohio came from Pike and five neighboring counties, according to data from the attorney general's office."
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