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Two charged after £3m cannabis cultivations found

Two men have been charged after cannabis cultivations worth an estimated £3.6m were uncovered by police across Scotland.

Officers said the “large scale” cultivations were discovered in Livingston, West Calder, Edinburgh and Falkirk between September 2022 and this month.

Two men, aged 29 and 28, were arrested in Falkirk on Monday in connection with serious and organised crime.

They were due to appear before Livingston Sheriff Court on Tuesday.


BBC News

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