Medical Marijuana Shop Burglarized
POSTED: 11:17 pm MDT August 23, 2010UPDATED: 11:23 pm MDT August 23, 2010Missoula police are on the look out for suspects after a break in at a Missoula medical marijuana dispensary.It happened at Montana Pain Management sometime between Sunday afternoon and Monday morning.Someone smashed the front window to get in.The property owner thinks the burglar wanted to get into the room where they grow marijuana.The burglar got some glass pipes.Right now they have no suspects.*****A string of burglaries in Missoula County has the sheriff's department warning people to lock up their cars.Detectives report 20 burglaries from Frenchtown to East Missoula.Most are car break-ins.Detectives think the crimes are linked, and they report they've got a list of suspects.We'll let you know if and when there are any arrests.
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