Police have discovered a cannabis farm worth around £200,000 following a raid at a property in south Manchester this morning.
Officers from GMP's Neighbourhood Team stormed two addresses in Chorlton - one of which was being used to cultivate cannabis.
The raid on Keppel Road in the suburb led police to the farm, which was being used to grow the class B drug. Pictures from the raid show a number of plants being stored in the property.
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During another search of an address on Bullfinch Walk nearby, officers seized cash, cannabis and suspected class A substances.
In an update on Twitter, the force said: "Warrant on Keppel Road, Chorlton. Cannabis farm was located which contained cannabis plants with a street value of approximately £200k.
"Warrant on Bullfinch Walk, Chorlton, quantity of cash, Cannabis and suspected Class A substances were recovered. Positive results for the NBO team."
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