Police find cannabis farm at property in Glasgow's Simshill
Officers executed a search warrant at an address on Carna Drive in Simshill at around 3.15pm on Thursday, June 12.
Drugs with an estimated street value of around £120,000 were recovered.
Police say enquiries into the discovery of the cannabis cultivation are ongoing.
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Detective Superintendent Stevie Elliot said: 'This significant recovery highlights our commitment to disrupting drug-related crime in our communities.
'It also reinforces our ongoing commitment to the Serious Organised Crime Taskforce and the country's Serious and Organised Crime Strategy.
'Information from the public is vital to our efforts, and I would encourage anyone concerned about drug-related activity to contact Police Scotland on 101.
'Alternatively, you can report anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.'
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