Police smell trouble after responding to brothers fighting in Airmont

Police responding to a call about a fight between two brothers in Airmont led to a drug and weapons bust. Police originally showed up to a house on Saddle River Road because they got a call that 27-year-old

News 12 Staff

May 29, 2014, 6:59 PM

Updated 3,625 days ago

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Police smell trouble after responding to brothers fighting in Airmont
Police responding to a call about a fight between two brothers in Airmont led to a drug and weapons bust.
Police originally showed up to a house on Saddle River Road because they got a call that 27-year-old Nicholas Loiola was going after his brother with a baseball bat. When police got to the house, they say they got a whiff of something else. The officers called the smell of marijuana coming from the house overwhelming.Investigators obtained a search warrant and came back to find what they say was a sophisticated marijuana-growing operation. More than 50 plants and two handguns were seized from the house and Loiola was arrested.


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