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Police have seized 48,328 cannabis plants worth an estimated street value of £48,328,000 and arrested 242 people in a major crackdown on organised crime across England and Wales.
Operation Mille, supported by the National Crime Agency, targeted large-scale cannabis production, leading to the execution of 368 warrants and the confiscation of 65 weapons, including 14 firearms, along with almost £200,000 in cash.
Among those arrested, 19 individuals were suspected victims of modern slavery, forced to work under debt bondage in hazardous conditions.
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Police have seized 48,328 cannabis plants worth an estimated street value of £48,328,000 and arrested 242 people in a major crackdown on organised crime across England and Wales. Operation Mille, supported by the National Crime Agency, targeted large-scale cannabis production, leading to the execution of 368 warrants and the confiscation of 65 weapons, including 14 firearms, along with almost £200,000 in cash. Among those arrested, 19 individuals were suspected victims of modern slavery, forced to work under debt bondage in hazardous conditions. Read More
