Police find almost $2 million in cannabis plants near London

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More than 1,000 cannabis plants were seized and removed. The recent seizure of 1,000 cannabis plants hidden in a commercial premises in Rainham, U.K. “will undoubtedly have an impact on drug supply on London’s streets,” police say. Throughout the U.K., large illegal cannabis grow-ops have been found hidden in residential, commercial or industrial properties, some of these vacant. Cannabis grow hidden in warehouse takes police five days to dismantle Man sentenced to jail after house-sitting friend converts home to illicit cannabis grow op How do you identify a cannabis grow-op in Scotland? Recreational cannabis remains illegal throughout the U.K. Subscribe to Weekend Dispensary, a new weekly newsletter from The GrowthOp.

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The recent seizure of 1,000 cannabis plants hidden in a commercial premises in Rainham, U.K. “will undoubtedly have an impact on drug supply on London’s streets,” police say.

The large discovery in the community, located about 26 kilometres from downtown London, is estimated to have a street value of £1 million ($1.7 million), the Metropolitan Police report in a statement.

The raid carried out on Nov. 30 was headed by officers from the East Area Drugs Focus Desk, supported by neighbourhoods cops.

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