Arrest after Sidcup cannabis farm raided by police

One person was arrested at the scene of the raid on suspicion of cultivation and possession with intent to supply cannabis <i>(Image: Met Police)</i>
One person was arrested at the scene of the raid on suspicion of cultivation and possession with intent to supply cannabis (Image: Met Police)
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A large cannabis farm has been raided and one person has been arrested in Sidcup.

One person was arrested at the scene of the raid on suspicion of cultivation and possession with intent to supply cannabis.

Police claim that further checks revealed that the suspect was also wanted for failing to appear at court.

Pictures from the scene show a large amount of cannabis plants along with a sword and other tools.

The images show that there are multiple rooms with cannabis plants at varying stages of growth as well as grow lamps and other equipment.

Bexley Police tweeted: “#KnockKnock “#Arrested

“Successful Warrant in #Sidcup by the Bexley Neighbourhood Tasking Team

“1 Arrested for cultivation and possession with intent to supply Cannabis. Further checks revealed suspect was also wanted for failing to appear at court.

“#CellSpaceForOne.”

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