Arrest as 150 cannabis plants found in house

A police bodycam image of a suspected cannabis grow in a house in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. Dozens of plants can be seen on the floor with a bank of electrical plugs pushed into sockets on the wall with wires trailing from them.Image source, Nottinghamshire Police
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Nottinghamshire Police said they were alerted to the house by a member of the public

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A man has been arrested after police found about 150 cannabis plants in a house.

Nottinghamshire Police said officers forced their way into the home in Debdale Gate in Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, on Thursday after a member of the public reported a "strong smell".

Officers found and seized the plants which were spread across several rooms in the property along with a large amount of electrical equipment.

A 34-year-old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of cultivating cannabis.

Insp Kyle Davies said: "The plants have been seized and destroyed while the equipment associated with the grow will now be dismantled and put beyond use."

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