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On Thursday 23 October 2025, neighbourhood officers in City of Manchester conducted a warrant on Rosford Avenue, Moss Side, in relation to a suspected cannabis farm.
Following intelligence received, along with additional enquires, officers from the Moss Side neighbourhood policing team supported by colleagues from the neighbourhood tasking team, forced entry and found a haul of 250 – 300 plants which has a street value of £175,000. Further detailed inspection found the electricity supply had been bypassed too as part of a sophisticated setup.
An investigation is ongoing to locate the suspect who is known to our officers, whilst the haul will be dismantled, seized and destroyed.
PC Francesca Hooley, City of Manchester Central District Intelligence Unit said: “This is a prime example of officers acting on information to keep our community safe.
“We know drugs supply has a devastating impact and far-reaching consequences across Greater Manchester, and we are determined to continue this approach to disrupting criminal activity which is often linked to more serious organised crime.
“If our communities tell us about criminality, we will endeavour to act on this and seek to impact on the activities of those who wish to exploit the community.
“You can continue to report any information to ourselves by calling 101 or through our Live Chat function at gmp.police.uk, or alternatively speak to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or through their website.”