Fountain Valley police seized about 1,600 marijuana plants, authorities said.
Fountain Valley police announced Monday the arrest of three people suspected of unlawfully cultivating marijuana plants, altering utilities and the felony theft of electrical services.
Police said they received information between July and October of four possible residential marijuana cultivation operations within the city of Fountain Valley. Investigations of those properties after search warrants were served at each location later revealed that each residence had been converted for indoor cultivation.
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