£262,000 worth of cannabis plants found in a Blackpool drug bust, as part of a week of targeted police action.
As a result from local intelligence, two cannabis grows were located at addresses in Blackpool South.
Police attended both locations and seized approximately £262K worth of cannabis plants.
Some were still growing and some already dried, vacuum-packed and ready for sale.
The electricity had also been illegally bypassed leaving the building dangerously unsafe.
At this stage no arrests have been made and enquiries are ongoing.

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