Man jailed for growing cannabis worth up to £287,000 in Newtown house
A man has been jailed for over two years for growing 274 cannabis plants in a house on Clifton Terrace, Newtown.
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A man has been jailed for over two years for growing 274 cannabis plants in a house on Clifton Terrace, Newtown.
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Dyfed-Powys Police seized cannabis plants worth more than £600,000 as part of a national crackdown on industrial scale cannabis factories.
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