DEA officials found a makeshift marijuana farm behind the local DEA offices along the banks of the Trinity. A couple questions: The report says officials spotted the plants from a helicopter. Just how big were those plants? Also, as cash crops go, I’ve heard pot gets you a pretty good return on the dollar. Maybe the DEA has stumbled across a revenue stream (sorry) for the Trinity River Project?
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