‘A bomb waiting to go off’: Two arrests after electricity by-pass at Oldham drug farm
A cannabis farm discovered at a property in Oldham could have caused the whole street to explode, Greater Manchester Police have announced.
Crackdown on drug trade continues as raid uncovers £250k Salford cannabis farm
Three men have been arrested after a Salford police raid discovered around 600 cannabis plants worth an estimated £250,000.
Four charged after GMP unearth two cannabis farms worth over £1m in Bolton
Four people have been charged in connection with the discovery of two cannabis farms worth in excess of £1million in Bolton.
Two cannabis farms unearthed in Great Lever mill – GMP make four arrests
Four people have been arrested after GMP discovered two cannabis farms at a mill in Great Lever.
Newton Heath man jailed for firing gun at thieves who tried to steal his cannabis farm
A Newton Heath man who fired a shotgun at two men who attempted to break into his house and steal his cannibis farm has today been jailed for eight and a half years.
Kerry Katona’s ex dodges jail time for running cannabis farm from Bolton attic
Reality TV star Kerry Katona’s ex-husband escaped jail yesterday after he admitted running a £50,000 cannabis farm from his attic to pay off his drug debts to Bolton Crown Court.
Policewoman leaked intel of Dale Cregan’s sick murders while he was on run in Manchester, court hears
A policewoman leaked confidential details to her sister about the police manhunt for mass killer Dale Cregan, it was claimed today.
Spliff busters: Cannabis farm tip-offs up 20% since GMP ‘Scratch and Sniff’ crackdown
Hundreds of scratch and sniff cards were delivered to drug hot-spots with the intention of familiarizing the public with the potent odour so they would be able to detect nearby cannabis farms
The pro-seeds of crime: Jail for Manchester cannabis farmer whose £100,000 empire plan goes up in smoke
Wesley Keith Coulding, 36, previously of Hattersley Road West, Manchester, sowed the seeds of a drug empire, but was stopped in its tracks before the plants could fully flourish