Dead goats lead Michigan deputies to illegal marijuana grow

Deceased goats pointed Calhoun County deputies in the direction of a much larger investigation over the weekend.

Deputies had been called to Cooper Avenue near Burton Street Saturday for an animal welfare complaint, and found four dead goats at the back of the property, according to the Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office Monday.

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