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(SUNfoto by Bill Rodgers) A helicopter flies over State Road 76 Sept. 21 as part of a drug sweep by the Region III Drug Task Force, State Police and the National Guard. Lt. Juan Martinez said Monday the flights over Chimayó and Ojo Sarco found seven separate pot plantations, totaling 50 plants, information on which was passed to the District Attorney’s Office, which will decide whether to file charges. Martinez said the helicopter questioned people at a greenhouse Tuesday, but the plants were tomatoes belonging to the Camino de Paz school. Education Director Patricia Pantano said she appreciated the efforts of the law enforcment and said the plants were tall, but she said she was concerned because the helicopter caused commotion among the children. “I just felt like it was a little bit of overkill for a school,” she said.
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