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(KMZA)--A Marshall County man convicted of operating a marijuana grow operation at his residence south of Blue Rapids will learn his fate April 18th.
The Marysville Advocate reports a Marshall County jury convicted Wayne Tyner last week on five charges---including unlawful cultivation of marijuana, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to use, possession of marijuana without tax stamps, unlawful possession of marijuana and interference with law enforcement.
Tyner was found not guilty on a sixth charge—unlawful endangerment.
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department raided his residence in October 2015, seizing at least 50 marijuana plants and equipment to grow plants.
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