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‘Designer homes’ trashed by £1m Fen Drayton cannabis factory

Police officers went to the properties after information was received, and concerns raised, by members of the public.

Insp Colin Norden said: “On the outside, these two properties look like lovely family homes in a quiet village.

“The insides tell a completely different story. Once two designer homes destroyed, with windows boarded, holes in walls, doors removed and cabling everywhere to create a sophisticated cannabis production.

“Growing and selling cannabis is not only illegal but can also generate funds for gangs to use in other criminal enterprises.”

He added: “We will continue to disrupt drug dealing networks and stop criminals making money from the illegal drugs trade and we continue to ask for the communities support in doing this.”

Equipment for growing the cannabis, cash and mobile phones were also seized.


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