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Sept. 25, 2014 / 3:52 PM

Pennsylvania police's pot plot: Ask owners to call

Pennsylvania police are asking the "owners" of pot plants discovered in Dover Township to come forward and "claim ownership" in an apparent attempt to trap cannabis-cultivating criminals.

Dover Twp: These marijuana plants were harvested near Colonial Rd. If they are yours please call to claim them. pic.twitter.com/aPvHBR4Gph
— NYCRPD (@NYCRPD) September 24, 2014

DOVER TOWNSHIP, Pa., Sept. 25 (UPI) -- Police in Pennsylvania are asking the owners of marijuana plants discovered in a public area to come forward and "claim them" if they can "prove ownership."

"These marijuana plants were harvested near Colonial Rd. If they are yours and you can prove ownership, please call," the Northern York County Regional Police posted on Twitter.

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"If they are yours please call to claim them," police said in another tweet accompanied by pictures of the plants.

It is unlikely police would return the plants to anyone who attempted to claim them, however, as marijuana is a schedule 1 drug in the state, which does not currently make allowances for medical use.

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