Police discover cannabis farm in Middlesbrough
Dozens of plants were found in a property yesterday (5th September)
Police say enquiries are ongoing after finding dozens of cannabis plants at a house in Middlesbrough.
It was discovered by officers yesterday (5th September) at a property on Fulwood Avenue with three room containing dozens of plants.
No one has been arrested in connection but anyone with information is being urged to contact Cleveland Police.
Following the discovery, police are telling the public the signs that might indicate a premises is being used as a cannabis farm, which include:
- The property might look empty or unlived in
- People and vehicles coming and going during the day and night
- Large boxes, pipes, Lighting equipment, plastic sheeting, bags of fertilizer or building materials are seen going into the premises at different times
- Fans which might be seen or heard by neighbours
- A smell of the plants on occasion which comes and goes
- Building work going on inside the premises
Anyone who may have information regarding drugs activity in their local area is asked to contact Cleveland Police by dialling 101 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org or by calling 0800 555 111.