Jennifer Lopez’s Ex Casper Smart’s Home Raided By Police After Authorities Are Tipped Off About Marijuana Grow Operation

Jennifer Lopez’s Ex Casper Smart’s Home Raided By Police After Authorities Are Tipped Off About Marijuana Grow Operation
You gotta be careful who you tell your secrets to.
TMZ reports that Jennifer Lopez’s ex-boyfriend Casper Smart recently had his L.A. home raided by authorities after they were informed about his extracurricular activities. The incident went down two days before Christmas. After being tipped off that the professional dancer/actor was running a cannabis grow operation from his home, police arrived at the property, with a search warrant, early in the morning on December 23. Following a search, police discovered a small- to medium-size grow operation.
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Thankfully for Casper Smart, who was home at the time with a woman, he wasn’t arrested at the scene. Instead, it reported that he was free to go after officers cited him. The outcome of the case — aka if Smart will be charged with anything — is now in the hands of theĀ Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office.
Hopefully, Smart’s good luck won’t run out anytime soon and he’ll find favor with the DA.
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