East county woman suspected of growing marijuana

By Staff, City News Service

Monday, June 22, 2009
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POTRERO (CNS) - A 41-year-old woman was behind bars today on suspicion of growing $12,000 worth of marijuana in the East County, a sheriff’s sergeant said.

Tiffani Marie Kjeldergaard was arrested Saturday morning after deputies checking on probationers in Campo, Dulzura and Potrero discovered a marijuana farm worth $12,000 while in Potrero, according to San Diego County sheriff’s Sgt. James Piscitelli.

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The exact location of the farm was not immediately disclosed.

Kjeldergaard was booked into the Las Colinas Detention Facility in Santee on suspicion of cultivating marijuana, possession of marijuana for sale and probation violation.

She was scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday, according to jail records.

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Comment by: Suzi Jarboe Posted: June 23, 2009, 6:40 pm

If you want some more stuff to write about Tiffany you can get ahold of my friend Pat Boegle. Tiffany leased her stallion “Watta Rocki Mount” and after Pat cancelled the lease the woman has hidden him. Pat is fighting a system that doesn’t think horses are important enough to enforce ownership. Tiffany has kept that horse hidden for months and all Pat wants is her horse back. He is the Grandson of the first American Paint Horse to Get Supreme Champion of APHA. See if you can get someone to talk to Pat she just wants her horse back.

Comment by: Tiffani Kjeldergaaard Posted: November 2, 2009, 2:06 am

I still do have legal marijuana, I was unlawfully arrested and released! I do not sell to anyone. The BETTER POINT is why don’t you try explaining why you did not get the horse you now suddenly in Sept 2009 accuse me of stealing? You were supposed to pick him up back in June of 2008 I have your letter right here! You said you were canceling the lease I had on him. SO… Why didn’t you come? That was over a year ago and NOW you call me a thief? Wouldn’t the sheriff have arrested me, or the Brand Officer have made allegations? You know Loraine Pat Boegle, these slanders and defamation will get you in trouble. My attorney is Mark Goodman in Reno Loraine…

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