Not long after I'd moved back home to the farm the county sheriff told me he had been sent to my house (far off the road) on a report of grow lights seen through the windows. He said I wasn't home at the time and he looked in the window and saw my room full of tomato seedlings under lights. He didn't apologize, but did suggest I be cautious about my neighbors!
I've been waiting for some similar response since I've installed halides over my tank that sits next to the front window.
I also had a helicopter land in my hayfield while I was cutting hay. Landed right in front of me and a SWAT team jumped out. I looked down the hill and there were two state police cars coming up through the field. I thought it was the hay cops!
Turns out they had spotted a marijuana patch on the place next to mine and my back field was the closest access. They informed me they were going to cut my fence to get to the neighboring field. I showed them that there was a gate right there and they agreed to use it.
When they left they left the gate standing open, with livestock right there! Luckily, I didn't trust them and checked the gate. When I called to complain I was told the officers saw me "combining" in the field but saw no livestock and saw no reason to bother shutting the gate, since they were on official duty.
I berrated them about not knowing the difference between a hay bailer and a combine and told them if they didn't know any more about farms than that they ought to ask the farmer to make sure they weren't screwing up something.
I'm just glad those state boys weren't the ones who came to look in my window. I'm sure they wouldn't have known what tomato plants look like and I'd have been arrested until they could have run my seedlings through a lab for testing.
Did you ever notice that stupid people never know they're stupid? And the more stupid they are, the more authoritative they think they are. Plato was right: wisdom is being aware of your own ignorance.