Police uncovered a dagga cultivation plant and laboratory at a plot near Brits in North West on Friday.
North West police spokesperson Brig Sabata Mokgwabone said the team, acting on a search and seizure warrant, found a 36-year-old man at the premises.Police discovered a dagga cultivation warehouse consisting of a number of rooms.
“Dagga plants at various stages of cultivation and other products with an estimated street value of R760,000 were confiscated.”They said 18 lights, 11 fans, battery, two gas bottles, an air conditioner, chemicals, two machines, a laptop and a cellphone were also confiscated.Provincial police commissioner Lt-Gen Sello Kwena said police will continue “to rid communities of drugs through arrests like this one”.
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