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LAS VEGAS -- Forty pounds of highly potent and quality grade marijuana are off the streets. The total estimated value of the marijuana seized on Thursday is $100,000.

At a home near Serene Avenue and Pollock Drive, investigators seized sophisticated materials allegedly used to grow the pot. Neighbors heard the raid as it went down.

"I couldn't figure out what direction the noise was coming from," said neighbor Jessica Loos. "It's almost like the tailgate of a truck slamming down, but amplify that by like 10 or a hundred times."

A few miles away, police also raided the dispensary where the product was allegedly sold. Metro says the business - Premium Remedy's near Pebble Road and Maryland Parkway - operated as an illegal storefront.

SALT LAKE CITY -- The father of a man who went missing in the Henderson, Nevada area died suddenly Thursday. Rolf Koecher died after being taken to a Salt Lake area hospital. He was 61.

Koecher was the editor for the Davis County Clipper newspaper and bishop of his LDS ward.

Koecher spent the last year of his life looking for his son, Steven Koecher, who went missing in the Sun City Anthem area of Henderson. Steven Koecher was last seen on Sunday, December 13, 2009 walking away from his car in the sleepy age-restricted neighborhood. He lived in St. George, Utah and no one has been able to explain why he was in Las Vegas.

Rolf Koecher visited Las Vegas several times over the past year to look for his son. In April of 2010, the family searched for Steven a desert area south of the Henderson Executive Airport on a tip provided by a private investigator. Later that year, the family boarded Las Vegas area buses looking for Steven.