Wolves and dogs guard Bosnia marijuana plantation

SARAJEVO, June 11 (Reuters) Police raided a huge marijuana plantation in northwestern Bosnia and found it guarded by a family of wolves and 150 dogs, Bosnian media said.

They seized 2,300 plants intended for the production of at least 800 kg of the drug, as well as hunting guns and rifles on Friday, the Bosnian Serb news agency SRNA quoted regional Interior Minister Stanislav Cadjo as saying yesterday.

The dogs, and a pair of wolves with their cubs, were kept in cages, SRNA reported.

Police arrested the estate owner Zeljko Grbic and are still searching for his brother Radovan, who is wanted on charges of murder and robbery.

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