Police find cannabis plants worth £70k in boarded up house in Cumbernauld
dailyrecord.co.ukPolice found cannabis plants worth £70,000 in a boarded up house in Cumbernauld.Loc Din Tran, 25, admitted producing the Class B drug in Craigieburn Road between May 7 and August 7 last year.Lauren Cole, prosecuting, told Airdrie Sheriff Court: "Police officers went to the house after an anonymous call.
The windows were boarded up but they detected a smell of cannabis and fans were heard within the property.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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