Cropped cannabis plants and growing equipment were found inside the property
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of cannabis production after police found the remains of a cannabis farm being burned in the back garden of a property. After receiving a tip-off, Nottinghamshire Police went to a property on Noel Street, Kimberley and immediately noticed a strong smell of cannabis when they opened the door.
. The remains of a cannabis grow were being burned in a back garden on Monday, November 4. Two men, aged 31 and 25, were arrested on suspicion of cannabis production. Further searches were carried out following the discovery and it is suspected that the electricity supply was illegally bypassed. Sergeant Rich Tiernan, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: “As we’ve said before, the production of cannabis is in no way a victimless crime, with these grows often having links to wider criminality and resulting in vulnerable people being exploited. Tackling and preventing drug harm is a matter of priority for the force and we will continue to act on information to disrupt those who set up professional and sophisticated cannabis grows within our communities.
“While inquiries remain ongoing into this incident, I would urge anyone who has any concerns or information about drug supply in their area to please call us on 101.
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