A cannabis farm in Aughnacloy was raided by police on Monday, recovering suspected Class B drugs with an estimated street value of £125,000.
Detective Inspector Ryan said: “Local Policing Team officers conducted a search of an outbuilding, where they located a large number of plants.
“An extensive system of equipment used for the cultivation, drying, and storage of the drugs was also located.”
Calling it “a significant discovery,” they added it removed an estimated £125,000 worth of cannabis from the streets.
“Our investigation into this incident is ongoing, and I would appeal to any member of the public who might have any information which could assist to get in touch.
“Targeting drugs supply is a priority for Mid Ulster district police.
“We remain committed to tackling the illegal supply and use of drugs, and will continue to investigate those who profit from the consequent misery and harm.”
Anyone with relevant information is asked to call 101, quoting reference 331 of July 15.
Information can also be provided anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
We have seized suspected Class B drugs with an estimated street value of £125,000 following a search in Aughnacloy yesterday morning, Monday 15th July.
— Police Mid Ulster (@PSNIMidUlster) July 16, 2024
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