Were Toronto cops sucking electricity from neighbor to power their grow-op?

Two Toronto police officers charged in a large-scale drug trafficking operation have each been released from custody on $50,000 bail.
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A hole in the foundation of the dwelling, it says, could threaten its structural stability or allow moisture and insects to get into the building. “Alterations” to the electrical system also pose a danger and the owners are ordered to fix it. His arrest came as a shock to neighbours, who always considered themselves to be safer because they lived beside a police officer. It has also made Jackie Rahana, who lives next door, wonder whether or not the grow-op is behind her outrageously high hydro bills. The last one was for $1,050, she said. Ms. Rahana says she will file a police report to determine if her neighbours were stealing her electricity. “I never thought that was happening there,” said Ms. Rahana, 29.
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Const. Bourne, with nine years of service on the Toronto o force, and Detective-Constable Patrick Lee, with eight years on the Toronto force, are charged with participating in a criminal organization, breach of trust and producing, possessing and trafficking marijuana. Det.-Const. Lee, 31, is also charged with obstruction of justice, money laundering and additional drug charges. Twenty people are implicated in an alleged ring that produced and distributed marijuana, trafficked in Ecstasy and steroids, and laundered the proceeds.