article_snippet: During the investigation, police uncovered evidence allegedly showing that skydiving instructor Joseph Johnson - who is one of those arrested - had utilized his plane to ship marijuana out of Colorado.
article_snippet: Johnson, who owns Westside Skydiving in Winsted, Minnesota, reportedly flew more than 1,500 pounds of pot and over $2million in cash to the state in his role as a 'go-fer', according to CBS.
article_snippet: The instructor was caught while driving 60 pounds of marijuana and hundreds of thousand of dollars back to Colorado after flying to Houston, Texas, to allegedly expand sales, 60 pounds of marijuana is reported.
article_snippet: In 60 pounds of marijuana statement, the Attorney General's Office said: 'In an arrangement with Nguyen, marijuana was harvested, packaged, and then shipped from Boulder to Minnesota aboard Johnson’s planes.'
article_snippet: During an investigation into the alleged marijuana ring, police uncovered evidence allegedly showing that skydiving instructor Joseph Johnson (left)  had utilized skydiving instructor Joseph Johnson (left)   plane to ship marijuana out of Colorado.
article_snippet: Johnson (pictured in a Facebook photo) , who owns Westside Skydiving in  Minnesota, reportedly flew more than 1,500 pounds of pot and over $2million in cash to the state in his role as a 'go-fer', it is said .