Police in Coventry shared images of 128 plants after uncovering a cannabis farm at a house in the city.
Officers from Stoke & Wyken Neighbourhood Police Unit shared the discovery on social media after the bust on Tuesday (21 September).
Residents were also urged to be mindful of large increases in electricity supply which can be a tell tale sign someone is harnessing energy for a weed farm.
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Police shared the haul on Twitter yesterday with four photos of the plants in the home.
They were captioned: “Production of a Controlled Drug – Class B – Cannabis. Sections 4(2) of the Misuse of Drugs Act, 1971. Stoke & Wyken officers #SEIZED 128 plants disrupting OCG activity in our area.”
OGC stands for Organised Crime Groups, which are generally behind set ups of this size and nature.
Police have been approached for more information regarding the location of the farm.
A follow-up tweet showed a popular meme with the words: “Cultivation of Cannabis? #NotOnOurPatch”
Moments before the page had shared images of electricity being abstracted. This tweet was captioned: “The average price of a new electricity supply connection is £1,619. However, costs can be much higher depending on your specific circumstances #IFYOUSUSPECTIT#REPORTIT Abstracting Electricity. Section 13 of the Theft Act, 1968.”
Addressing the tampering of electricity, Cannabis Disposal Team Manager Mike Hall previously told CoventryLive: “Our team are specially trained to…
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Police in Coventry shared images of 128 plants after uncovering a cannabis farm at a house in the city.
Officers from Stoke & Wyken Neighbourhood Police Unit shared the discovery on social media after the bust on Tuesday (21 September).
Residents were also urged to be mindful of large increases in electricity supply which can be a tell tale sign someone is harnessing energy for a weed farm.
Read more crime stories by clicking here
Police shared the haul on Twitter yesterday with four photos of the plants in the home.
They were captioned: “Production of a Controlled Drug – Class B – Cannabis. Sections 4(2) of the Misuse of Drugs Act, 1971. Stoke & Wyken officers #SEIZED 128 plants disrupting OCG activity in our area.”
OGC stands for Organised Crime Groups, which are generally behind set ups of this size and nature.
Police have been approached for more information regarding the location of the farm.
A follow-up tweet showed a popular meme with the words: “Cultivation of Cannabis? #NotOnOurPatch”
Moments before the page had shared images of electricity being abstracted. This tweet was captioned: “The average price of a new electricity supply connection is £1,619. However, costs can be much higher depending on your specific circumstances #IFYOUSUSPECTIT#REPORTIT Abstracting Electricity. Section 13 of the Theft Act, 1968.”
Addressing the tampering of electricity, Cannabis Disposal Team Manager Mike Hall previously told CoventryLive: “Our team are specially trained to…
