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Arenas said that he told Squiex on Nov. 3 that the cooperative must close by Dec. 31 because police found substantial amounts of marijuana there this fall in violation of a 2003 operating agreement with the city. Under the pact, the city agreed to suspend enforcement of certain zoning laws against the cooperative so long as the group had no more than 3 pounds at the site at one time. Arenas said Hayward police found 30 pounds of marijuana at the cooperative in September and allegedly found more than 200 pounds during a second visit in October. Squier disputed the amount found in October, but agreed it was more than 30 pounds, Arenas said. Secondary Effects AUTHORITIES FIl\'D MARLIUANA, ASSAULT RIFLE AT CASTRO VALLEY HOME 11/19/06 1 U:10 Y57 Police reported finding a pound of marijuana and an assault rifle at a Castro Valley home that was the scene of an attempted armed robbery Friday morning, according to Sgt. M Rores of the Alameda County Sheriffs Office. A woman was struck in the mouth. by the butt of a gun. wielded by one of three or four men. who went into the home in the 4000 block of Seven Hills Road around 9 a.m. Friday. The group of men also hurt a man at the house by striking him on the head with the butt of the gun, according to Rores. The men left the house without taking anything, Rores reported. Police served a search warrant on the house later than day and found the marijuana and the assault rifle, according to Rores. None of the suspects in the attempted robbery have been taken into custody. Th.e man and the woman at the house were treated for their injuries. Police are investigating the source of the marijuana and the assault rifle and have not made any arrests, Rores said. Source: http•//cbs5 com/localwire/localfsnews/ben/2006/] 1/19/n/Headlu~eNews/ARMED- ROBBERY/resources bcn html. SLO Home Invasion's Goal: Medical Marijuana The three masked men were armed with a rifle and a baseball bat By: Stacy Daniel Thursday, November 30, 2006 A recent home invasion robbery in San Luis Obispo has investigators believing the victims were specifically targeted. They say the robbers were after a stash of medical marijuana they knew was inside the home.... One of the suspects was armed with a rifle, another with a baseball bat. The suspects forced one of the victims to open. a safe, containing marijuana and a large amount of money. After taking what was in the safe, the suspects then took personal items from the victims, ... Police believe the house was targeted. because of what was inside: two pounds of medical marijuana. They believe the robbers knew what they were looking for and exactly where to go to get it...... Since the victim was licensed to have marijuana, police do not plan to charge him with a crime. if you have any information about this crime, call the San Luis Obispo Police Department. Source: http~//www.ksby.com/home/headlines/4795576.htm1 I0 75A-84