LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, OH (FOX19) - Undercover drug agents in Butler County have made what they are describing as one of the biggest pot busts in the county's history.

Agents raided a home in the 5700 block of Sunrise View Circle in Liberty Township and found 1,050 marijuana plants and an elaborate growing operation inside. The street value of the drugs is estimated at well over a million dollars.

Two brothers were taken into custody. Phuc Ky Luong, 50, and A Bay Luong, 46, are both facing felony cultivation of marijuana charges. They were found hiding in an attic and taken to the Butler County Jail, where they are both being held on a million dollar bond. They will be in court again on Nov.

WEST CHESTER, OH (FOX19) - West Chester Family Dentistry was having a free Halloween and Costume Contest on Thursday, October 28 from 5:30 to 7:30p.m. This is the second year of family fun at the office. Employees at the office will be in full costume to participate. Prizes will be given to the best adult and child costumes. Activities include tours of the office, a DJ, child safety tips, child ID by West Chester Police Department, fire engine from West Chester Fire Department, exotic animals, scary readings by Book Bums, bounce house, face painting and food. More information call 513-755-2118.

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HAMILTON, OH (FOX19) - A Butler County teenager who pled guilty in September for beating a baby alpaca to death was sentenced to 20 months in prison on Thursday.

Nicholas Reynolds, 17, pled guilty to breaking and entering, tampering with evidence, vandalism, grand theft, and cruelty to animals in September. He faced a possible 8 years in prison for his crimes.

After his prison sentence, Reynolds will serve 4-6 months of community service, 100 hours of which will be in an animal shelter. He will also have to go to substance abuse treatment after his time in jail.

Reynolds is one of three people who were allegedly involved in the incident, which happened at a Madison Township farm in February. Marcus Miller, 18, is facing similar charges to Reynolds. A third person, Stacie Mullins, 23, is facing complicity charges for allegedly driving the teens to the farm.

The alpaca, named "Masterpiece" was valued at $8,000.