Marijuana Grow Found In Routt National Forest, 2 [illegal aliens] Arrested

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A alert citizen contacted the U.S. Forest Service about the suspicious activity

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CBS 4

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1 September 2015

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Colorado News

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Federal authorities say they arrested two people suspected of having a large marijuana growing operation in the Routt National Forest northeast of Steamboat Springs.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Denver says the suspects are Alfonso Rodriguez-Vazquez and Nestor Fabian Sinaloa-Sinaloa, who are both from Mexico and in the country illegally. They made their first court appearance Monday ...

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