Police discover cannabis factory in middle of Llanelli town centre

Police discover cannabis factory in middle of Llanelli town centre - Wales Online

A cannabis factory has been discovered by police at a property in Llanelli town centre.

Officers from Dyfed-Powys Police found the cannabis plants at the property in Stepney Street on Wednesday, October 21.

The force explained that enquiries into the discovery of the plants are still ongoing.

A spokeswoman for Dyfed-Powys Police said: "On Wednesday, October 21, a quantity of cannabis plants was discovered in a property in Stepney Street, Llanelli.

"Enquiries into the discovery are continuing."

This comes as five people were arrested in connection with the discovery of a large amount of cannabis in Whitland.

During a drugs warrant on Friday, October 23, officers found a "significant" number of mature cannabis plants, with a sophisticated hydroponics set-up, numerous bags of cannabis bud, and cannabis resin.

Police seized electronic devices, several thousands of pounds in cash and silver bars, as well as vehicles under the Proceeds of Crime Act.

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A 58-year-old woman and four men aged 28, 30, 60 and 61 were arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the production of cannabis, and possession with intent to supply.

They have since been bailed with conditions pending further enquiries.

Detective Inspector Rhys Jones said: "This is an example of excellent collaborative work between a number of different departments in the force, which has taken a significant amount of drugs off the streets.

"As our investigation into this cannabis cultivation continues, we ask anyone with information that could help enquiries to please get in touch."

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