Two men charged in 24M cannabis bust at farm raid
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Two men charged in 24M cannabis bust at farm raid
"Two men have been charged with conspiracy to supply cannabis after police recovered an estimated 24 million worth of the drug, in what is believed to be one of the UK's largest ever seizures. Musa Kala, 35, of Dunbar Drive, Bolton, and Raheem Latif, 27, of Leverhulme Avenue, Bolton, were remanded in custody to appear at Manchester City Magistrates' Court on Monday. Greater Manchester Police discovered the large quantity."
"Following the operation, Detective Superintendent Joe Harrop stated: "Our officers uncovered a large-scale and sophisticated illegal operation at the location, housing a significant volume of illegal drugs. Greater Manchester Police discovered the large quantity during a raid on Friday (Dave Thompson/PA) This seizure marks a major success for our officers it removes a major source of harm, disrupts criminal networks and helps make neighbourhoods safer.""
Two men have been charged with conspiracy to supply cannabis after police recovered an estimated £24 million worth of the drug. Musa Kala, 35, of Dunbar Drive, Bolton, and Raheem Latif, 27, of Leverhulme Avenue, Bolton, were remanded in custody to appear at Manchester City Magistrates' Court. Greater Manchester Police discovered the large quantity of cannabis during a raid on Friday at a property in Leigh Tenement Farm in Blackrod, Bolton. Detective Superintendent Joe Harrop described the location as a large-scale and sophisticated illegal operation housing a significant volume of drugs. The seizure was described as removing a major source of harm, disrupting criminal networks and helping make neighbourhoods safer.
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