Two Toronto police officers who were arrested during a series of raids on marijuana grow-ops have been released on bail. - On Thursday, police executed 63 search warrants throughout the Greater Toronto Area and laid charges against 20 people, including the police officers, three corrections officers, a real estate agent and a minor. - It's alleged the officers used the real estate agent to buy and sell homes to launder the money that was made from the sale of drugs. - Officers Kevin Bourne and Patrick Lee face numerous charges and have been suspended with pay. - During a news conference Thursday, Toronto police Chief William Blair said an investigation in February into marijuana grow-ops in neighbouring York Region uncovered evidence that linked a Toronto constable to one of the residences under investigation. - Subsequent investigations led to allegations that a second member of the Toronto Police Service and three corrections officers were also...