£4 million of cannabis seized in Leeds and across West Yorkshire as part of campaign скачать в хорошем качестве

£4 million of cannabis seized in Leeds and across West Yorkshire as part of campaign

Police have seized over £4 million worth of cannabis in Leeds and West Yorkshire as part of a national operation aimed at tackling and dismantling organised crime groups A total of 46 people were arrested for offences linked to the drugs trade as part of the campaign, which saw police execute 50 search warrants in the region. Throughout June,2023 West Yorkshire Police located and searched the cannabis grows and seized over 8,000 cannabis plants, as well as cash, weapons and other drugs as part of a nationally-coordinated campaign known as Operation Mille. Footage showing police storming properties in West Yorkshire and discovering vast amounts of the drug can be seen in the footage. Detective Chief Inspector Jonathan Key, of West Yorkshire Police, said: “This has been a coordinated approach to tackling the large-scale cultivation of cannabis in West Yorkshire. “Cultivation of cannabis is a key source of illicit income for organised gangs. The connection between serious crime and cannabis cultivation is clear – the drugs trade fuels gang violence in our communities and leads to untold exploitation and misery.” Operation Mille saw all 43 forces as well as Regional Organised Crime Units and other partner agencies target the vast criminal networks involved in cannabis production and other serious criminality.