A 28-year-old man has been arrested after nearly 500 cannabis plants were seized in Rochdale.
The male has been arrested on suspicion of cultivation of Class B drugs and abstracting electricity.
Officers executed a warrant at a property on Rooley Moor Road this morning, it follows weeks of intelligence-gathering within the community, including work by PCSOs who regularly patrol the local area.
Approximately 200 plants were found on the ground floor, along with a further 275 on the first floor.
Police say "remnants of suspected further grows" were also found, including various paraphernalia, power packs, and other growing materials.
PC Giblin, from GMP's Rochdale neighbourhood team, said: "We are committed to acting on intelligence when we get it and we take any reports we receive very seriously.
"This was a great result for our neighbourhood team and I hope this morning's warrant shows that we are determined to keep the streets of Rochdale safe."
Enquiries are ongoing.
Anyone with any information about the property on Rooley Moor Road - or any other queries - can make a report by calling police on 101, or via the LiveChat function on GMP's website: www.gmp.police.uk.
Alternatively, you can contact the independent charity – Crimestoppers – on 0800 555 111.
Charity Santa’s sleigh run hit by online abuse from ‘shameful, entitled parents’
Flood alert issued for Rochdale and Bury as heavy rain continues across Greater Manchester
Bury FC part company with Michael Jolley days after managerial appointment following backlash
A candid conversation at Roch Valley Radio with Colin Lambert on truth, trust and local media
Rochdale Scouts to represent UK at World Scout Jamboree in Poland
GMP cracks down on internal corruption in proactive investigation into officer misconduct
Rochdale Council launches consultation on changes to Council Tax Support Scheme
Live music debuts at Theatre Royal with acclaimed Manchester act
71 dogs and puppies rescued from suspected illegal breeders in Bury
£1m cannabis farm dismantled by GMP officers in Heywood raid
AFC Supporters comic Poem written about Rochdale's last match called Muddy Hell!
Bury GPs urge parents to vaccinate children against flu ahead of Christmas

