Minnesota man nabbed in Nebraska with mobile pot-growing operation
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A traffic stop in southeast Nebraska led to the arrest of a Minnesota man and the seizure of a mobile pot crop.
The Nebraska State Patrol said Thursday that someone reported a car being driven erratically on Interstate 80 Wednesday morning near Grand Island.
A trooper pulled over the car near the Henderson interchange.
A patrol news release says seven big jars containing 18 packages of medicinal marijuana were found during a search.
The patrol also says a rubberized storage bin containing marijuana plants was found in the trunk. It had a fan, thermometer and fluorescent light.
The trooper arrested 56-year-old David Herman of Glenville, Minn., on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs, marijuana manufacture and possession.
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