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Six jailed over nine marijuana houses
Prosecutor Timothy Hoare earlier said the crops in each house, in Narre Warren, Narre Warren South and Hallam, were grown in rotation to promote ''regular harvesting of mature cannabis plants in bulk'' for sale.
A covert operation codenamed ''Weeded'' uncovered transformers, lights, timers and water pumps with electricity supplies bypassed.
Mr Hoare told Judge Gerard Mullaly the crops, in four rooms in every house, were tended every several days to check water and nutrient levels.
The plants varied from seedlings to mature plants and were valued at more than $300,000.
Saleswoman Thu Thi Le, 31, her father Bien Dinh Le, 49, unemployed, whose hearing was adjourned, farm hand Hai Tan Phan, imitation van jewelry 26, cleaner Yen Hai Thi Bui, 38, Linh Van Phan, 25, unemployed, and Ngoc Han Dang, 23, barista, and Quan An Vu, 28, unemployed, pleaded guilty to trafficking a commercial quantity of marijuana and theft of electricity between January and April, 2009.
All seven owned one house while Thu Le and Yen Bui were associated with three properties. The properties will now be forfeited under confiscation laws.
In his sentencing yesterday, Judge Mullaly said while none were involved in sales, each had possessed the crops for unknown ''entrepreneurs'' in return for payment as part of a ''large joint criminal enterprise''.
He said none had prior convictions and all but one claimed they committed the offences fake van cleef and arpels necklace to repay gambling debts, mostly from Crown casino. Judge Mullaly questioned why the houses had not been sold to cover the debts.
Four were jailed for a maximum of three years and nine months, with minimum terms of two years and three months. Linh Phan was jailed for three years and seven months with a minimum of two years and one month, and Ngoc Dang was jailed for three years and two van cleef and arpel clover necklace copy months with a minimum of one year and six months.
Prosecutor Timothy Hoare earlier said the crops in each house, in Narre Warren, Narre Warren South and Hallam, were grown in rotation to promote ''regular harvesting of mature cannabis plants in bulk'' for sale.
A covert operation codenamed ''Weeded'' uncovered transformers, lights, timers and water pumps with electricity supplies bypassed.
Mr Hoare told Judge Gerard Mullaly the crops, in four rooms in every house, were tended every several days to check water and nutrient levels.
The plants varied from seedlings to mature plants and were valued at more than $300,000.
Saleswoman Thu Thi Le, 31, her father Bien Dinh Le, 49, unemployed, whose hearing was adjourned, farm hand Hai Tan Phan, imitation van jewelry 26, cleaner Yen Hai Thi Bui, 38, Linh Van Phan, 25, unemployed, and Ngoc Han Dang, 23, barista, and Quan An Vu, 28, unemployed, pleaded guilty to trafficking a commercial quantity of marijuana and theft of electricity between January and April, 2009.
All seven owned one house while Thu Le and Yen Bui were associated with three properties. The properties will now be forfeited under confiscation laws.
In his sentencing yesterday, Judge Mullaly said while none were involved in sales, each had possessed the crops for unknown ''entrepreneurs'' in return for payment as part of a ''large joint criminal enterprise''.
He said none had prior convictions and all but one claimed they committed the offences fake van cleef and arpels necklace to repay gambling debts, mostly from Crown casino. Judge Mullaly questioned why the houses had not been sold to cover the debts.
Four were jailed for a maximum of three years and nine months, with minimum terms of two years and three months. Linh Phan was jailed for three years and seven months with a minimum of two years and one month, and Ngoc Dang was jailed for three years and two van cleef and arpel clover necklace copy months with a minimum of one year and six months.
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