Gainesville Woman Fabiana Brock Accused Of Growing Pot In Basement
GAINESVILLE, Ga. -- A woman is accused of growing thousands of dollars’ worth of marijuana plants at her Gainesville home.
Narcotics Squad agents raided the home of Fabiana Brock in a drug investigation Wednesday, according to a Hall County Sheriff’s Office news release. Agents found 68 marijuana plants growing in her basement, the release said.
The estimated street value of the illegal plants was $136,000.
Brock was charged with manufacturing marijuana. She was being held at the Hall County Jail.
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