Around 30 cannabis plants were found in a garage of a house in a residential area.
Police executed a Misuse of Drugs Act warrant following suspicions raised about an address in Tiree Close, Trowell, on January 26.
The enforcement action was carried out as part of ongoing work to crack down on drug-related crime in the Broxtowe borough.
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A suspect will be voluntarily interviewed in due course over the grow as enquiries continue, Nottinghamshire Police said.
Neighbourhood policing inspector Mike Ebbins said: “This enforcement activity shows how we are listening to concerns raised by our local communities and taking robust action to crack down on the illegal drug trade which causes so much misery to people’s lives.
“I want to reassure people that we will continue to act on feedback and intelligence we receive from members of the community as well as working closely with our partners to reduce criminality even further.
“We know the cultivation of cannabis can often be linked to wider criminality including the exploitation of vulnerable adults and children.
“We are determined to do all we can to disrupt this type of activity and continue to tackle the issues that our communities have told us matter most to them. “
If you have suspicions about criminal activity in the area where you live then you can call Nottinghamshire Police on 101. Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555…
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Around 30 cannabis plants were found in a garage of a house in a residential area.
Police executed a Misuse of Drugs Act warrant following suspicions raised about an address in Tiree Close, Trowell, on January 26.
The enforcement action was carried out as part of ongoing work to crack down on drug-related crime in the Broxtowe borough.
READ MORE: Get the latest crime stories from Nottinghamshire Live
A suspect will be voluntarily interviewed in due course over the grow as enquiries continue, Nottinghamshire Police said.
Neighbourhood policing inspector Mike Ebbins said: “This enforcement activity shows how we are listening to concerns raised by our local communities and taking robust action to crack down on the illegal drug trade which causes so much misery to people’s lives.
“I want to reassure people that we will continue to act on feedback and intelligence we receive from members of the community as well as working closely with our partners to reduce criminality even further.
“We know the cultivation of cannabis can often be linked to wider criminality including the exploitation of vulnerable adults and children.
“We are determined to do all we can to disrupt this type of activity and continue to tackle the issues that our communities have told us matter most to them. “
If you have suspicions about criminal activity in the area where you live then you can call Nottinghamshire Police on 101. Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555…
