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Saturday, August 17, 2013

TEXAS ‘GARDEN OF EDEN’ OWNER CLAIMS SWAT RAIDED HER PROPERTY UNDER ‘GUISE’ OF A DRUG BUST AND TOOK 20,420 POUNDS OF MATERIAL

The owner of sustainable farm in Texas claims a SWAT team came onto her property “under the guise that we were doing a drug trafficking, marijuana-growing operation” and ended up taking more than 20,000 pounds of material and allegedly violated personal rights, according to WFAA-TV.

“There were 15 to 20 blackberry bushes. There were sunflowers for our bees and gifting. Lots of okra, and we had a sweet potato patch that they whacked down with a Weed-Eater. The weeds that we used to shade our crops are also gone,” owner of the Garden of Eden Shellie Smith told WFAA of the scene after authorities came through.

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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Anybody who would take okra is just plain nuts!

Anonymous said...

There needs to be some "citizen swat response teams" organized to respond appropriately to the commie swat teams.