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Officers in Salford have seized around 50 plants after finding a ‘large cannabis farm’.
There had been suspicious activity reported at an address on Joule Close and officers were also called to reports of a fight.
Officers entered the house at around 6:20pm on Tuesday 13 March 2024 where they discovered the plants and drug paraphernalia that have been sent away for analysis.
Two men aged 32 and 40 have been arrested on suspicion of the cultivation of Class B drugs and remain in custody for questioning.
Anyone with information should contact police quoting log 2783-12/03/24.
Chief Inspector Darren Whitehead said: “Today’s work forms part of our commitment to disrupting drugs supply across Salford and ensuring dangerous substances are kept off the streets and out of the hands of vulnerable people.
“Our neighbourhood officers are dedicated to ensuring that the people of Salford are kept safe and those who seek to disrupt their lives are arrested and prosecuted where appropriate.
“We are constantly building our intelligence picture in relation to drugs supply and all other forms of criminality - if anyone has information to share, please do so. Even if you think it is a minor, it could assist in the fight against crime.
“You can report information to a police officer directly, by calling 101, or by visiting www.gmp.police.uk.
You can also report information anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Always dial 999 in an emergency.”