Two men jailed after £1.3m cannabis factory found in former Slough BHS store
Police found more than 1,700 cannabis plants in the former BHS store, and the men admitted producing a Class B drug.
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Thames Valley Police uncover £1.3 million cannabis factory inside abandoned BHS store in Slough with 1,700 plants and potential 150kg yield; two men jailed for 14 months
Thames Valley Police uncovered a £1.3 million cannabis factory inside a disused BHS store in Slough, finding more than 1,700 plants across two floors. The crop had a potential yield of 150.27kg and an estimated street value of £1.288 million. Two men pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 14 months in prison.
British Home Stores branch converted into £1.3 million cannabis farm
A former British Home Stores (BHS) branch was converted into a £1.3million cannabis farm. Police found Ajet Begu, Aryan Turya and 1,700 cannabis plants after entering the abandoned high street shop in Slough, Berkshire on January 28.The plants, at varying stages of maturity, had the potential yield of 150kg, which was estimated to have a street value of £1.3million or £525,000 wholesale. Videos from the police show multiple rooms in the old BHS …
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