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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nI heard this a few days ago, but it’s only hitting the media this morning that a drug enforcement unit in Mendocino County encountered Bowe Bergdahl, the blue falcon who was a guest of the Haqqani network in Afghanistan for five years, at a marijuana growing facility, according to Fox News<\/a>;<\/p>\n [Captain Greg Van Patten with the Mendocino County Sheriff\u2019s Office] said Bergdahl was detained, but ultimately was \u201cdetermined not to be connected to the operation, at least there was no evidence to suggest he was involved.\u201d<\/p>\n When Bergdahl encountered the law enforcement team, Van Patten said he identified himself while the sheriff\u2019s office reached out to the Department of Defense. The agency confirmed Bergdahl was on leave, and asked for their assistance in getting him back.<\/p>\n Sheriff\u2019s office personnel later drove Bergdahl \u201cto a halfway point,\u201d where he met up with army representatives.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Apparently, Bergdahl was on a legitimate leave from his duty station at Fort Sam Houston, Texas and the Army isn’t pressing charges against him. I hope they do a urinalysis test on him. The police say that they encountered 180 mature marijuana plants at the grow site, that’s a lot for Bergdahl not to notice.<\/p>\n It’s strange though, that Bergdahl gets a leave and doesn’t use it to go home and visit his parents, isn’t it? The Department of the Army needs to hurry up and get this case cleared from the docket.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"