14 people charged after Australian police find massive commercial cannabis grow worth an estimated $206 million — via TheGrowthOp cannabisnews police
A video of the illegal grow shows row-upon-row of greenhouses located close to a wooded area, as well as cannabis plants inside. With greenhouse end flaps open, it appears someone could walk through from one structure to the next.
Beyond the plants and seedlings, generators, hydroponic equipment and other growing equipment were confiscated. “Police will allege was being used to grow the cannabis,” the statement notes. The police report the probe is continuing, including if the latest seizure has “any possible links to a similar large commercial-scale cannabis production” in early August in Boondooma.Photo by Queensland Police Servicethat revealed 15,680 cannabis plants and about 50 kilograms of dried cannabis — resulted in seven men ranging in age from 35 to 46 being charged with one count each of producing and possessing a dangerous drug.
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