Canabis growing in a greenhouse in Essex

Sunday 21 August 1994 23:02 BST

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Constable Tony Barnes with more than 1,500 cannabis plants, which have a potential street value of pounds 1m, found growing in a greenhouse at North Weald, near Harlow, Essex. Police raided the rented 120ft by 40ft greenhouse after a tip-off. Larry Rosental, 49, of Doddinghurst, Essex, is to appear before Epping magistrates today charged with production of the Class B drug.

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