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It takes a lot of hard work and dedication, but you can live smoke-free if you try. Cool or Clueless? Is there really any question? Acton/Georgetown, Friday, February 29, 2008 5 A man convicted of running a marijuana grow op has had his Georgetown home seized by Halton Police under the provinces proceeds of crime legislation. Police seized a home on Duncan Dr. belonging to Tuyen Ngo, formerly of Brampton. This was Haltons first seizure of a residential drug lab. Ngo, who was charged in June 2006 after police found $470,000 worth of marijuana plants and hydroponics equipment in the home at 42 Duncan Dr., pleaded guilty to unlawfully produc- ing a controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance in court Feb. 19. The courts placed a restraint on the Duncan Dr. property on Feb. 6, 2007 and during Ngos recent court appearance, the Court ordered for- feiture of the residence to the Receiver General of Canada. Asset forfeiture is a valuable tool that police can use to help ensure public safety and sends a strong message to criminals that we will not tol- erate grow operations in our communities, said Inspector Chris Perkins, head of the Halton Police Criminal Investigations Division. Police seize grow op house Halton Police are asking for assistance from the public in identifying a suspect in a photo (pic- tured right) believed to have entered and stolen cash and credit cards from several vehicles in Georgetown South on Feb. 9. After the break-ins the suspect then went into the Petro Canada gas station at Mountainview Rd. and Guelph St. where he used one of the stolen credit cards to buy a carton of cigarettes. Police obtained security footage from the gas station, and released photos to the media. They ask anyone who can identify the man seen in the photos to call Halton Criminal Investigation Bureau at 905-878-5511 ext. 2116 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. A window was smashed at Golden Fish and Chips on Main St., Georgetown last Sunday (Feb. 17) evening. Police report a passerby saw six youths, three males and three females, smash the window. Police responded but the youths had fled. Damage is estimated at about $750. A Husky tool bag containing several tools was stolen sometime late Sunday or early Monday from a 2007 GMC Colorado parked at a residence on 22 Sideroad. A window was smashed to gain entry. The damage and value of stolen items is $2,000. Jewelry, a PlayStation 2, DVDs, CDs and a pel- let gun, all valued at about $1,800, were stolen from a Kingham Rd., Acton home during a break and enter Tuesday between 8 a.m. and noon. Entry was gained though an unlocked door. Police blotter Thief caught on store tape