Insidious Fix designer guilty over cannabis
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- Insidious Fix designer guilty over cannabis
- CCTV police awards after cannabis haul
- Nigeria: Police Nab Hoodlum, Recover Indian Hemp, Arms, Ammunition
- Arrests follow cannabis discovery
- More Cannabis Factories Discovered in Bradford and Keighley
Insidious Fix designer guilty over cannabis
Stuff.co.nz - Nov 22, 2007
Crawford, 35, designer behind the successful knitwear label Insidious Fix, was found guilty in Auckland District Court this afternoon on two charges of cultivating cannabis, one of selling cannabis and nine of receiving stolen property. A jury returned its verdicts at the end of a two week trial. The charges were laid after police raided an Onehunga warehouse in November 2005, where they found $1 million worth of cannabis plants ranging in size from seedlings to fully grown trees. Crawford was remanded in custody to be sentenced at Auckland District Court on February 1 next year.
CCTV police awards after cannabis haul
News Wales - Nov 22, 2007
In one of her final official duties as Divisional Commander of the South Wales Police in the Vale of Glamorgan, Superintendent Sue Hayes took time out to present the operators with special Superintendent’s Commendations. The drugs incident occurred in Barry earlier this year when the CCTV operators observed a disturbance outside a public house. When those involved left the scene the CCTV cameras were able to follow their vehicle’s movements and direct police to where the car was parked. As a result police officers were able to apprehend those involved and recover a large amount of cannabis.
Nigeria: Police Nab Hoodlum, Recover Indian Hemp, Arms, Ammunition
AllAfrica.com - Nov 22, 2007
CP Haruna John explained that on interrogation, Abdullahi could not give satisfactory account of the substance suspected to be Indian hemp. According to him, the suspect and the exhibit will be transferred to the NDLEA for further investigation. GA_googleFillSlot(”AllAfrica_Story_Inset”); In another development, the FCT police boss explained that his command has recovered the following arms and ammunition within one month, 6 locally made pistols, 94 live ammunition, 6 live cartridges, 2 AK 47 riffles, 2 submachine gun (SMG), 1 LAR riffle, 9 master keys and assorted charms.
Arrests follow cannabis discovery
BBC News - Nov 22, 2007
Seven kilos of harvested cannabis were seized in the operation at commercial premises in Avon Street, Bristol. Two men in their 20s and a woman in her 40s were arrested and released on bail pending further enquiries. Further searches took place in the city and Nailsea as part of the operation and more drugs were recovered.
More Cannabis Factories Discovered in Bradford and Keighley
West Yorkshire Police - West Yorkshire Police (press release) - Nov 22, 2007
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Two cannabis factories have been uncovered and one man has been arrested by the Bradford District Drugs Team in the past 24 hours. This follows on from the seizure of £1. 2 million worth of skunk cannabis in the last two weeks. Officers from the Drugs Team were called to a property just after midnight following reports of a suspicious man, from an off-duty officer. They discovered hundreds of suspected skunk cannabis plants in a house in the Queensbury area… width}”,1500)Thursday, November 22, 2007
Two cannabis factories have been uncovered and one man has been arrested by the Bradford District Drugs Team in the past 24 hours. This follows on from the seizure of £1. 2 million worth of skunk cannabis in the last two weeks. Officers from the Drugs Team were called to a property just after midnight following reports of a suspicious man, from an off-duty officer. They discovered hundreds of suspected skunk cannabis plants in a house in the Queensbury area. The plants have an estimated street value of quarter of a million pounds.