INET raid finds pot near Moses school
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MOSES LAKE - A Thursday night raid by Grant County's Interagency Narcotics Enforcement Team yielded more than five ounces of suspected marijuana.
At around 9:45 p.m. on April 26, INET detectives and Grant County Sheriff's deputies served a search warrant at 1230 Arlington Drive in the Larson Housing Area north of the City of Moses Lake.
The residence and occupants gained INET's attention when citizens complained about suspicious activity at the home which sits less than 700 feet from North Elementary School.
The INET seized about 147 grams of suspected marijuana found inside the home, including 16 grams which was portioned and packaged in plastic sandwich bags.
Jake Avery Allen, 23, and Sabrina M. Pool, 27, were arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana with intent to deliver in a school zone. Avery Allen was lodged in the Grant County Jail. Felony charges are pending against Pool, who was released to care for her children.
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