Cannabis farm set up worth £450,000 found at Sheffield property

An investigation has been launched to find the criminals responsible for a cannabis set up worth an estimated £450,000 that was discovered by police at a Sheffield property this week.
By Sarah Marshall
Published 29th Sep 2019, 09:42 BST
Updated 30th Sep 2019, 08:52 BST
A cannabis set up, worth an estimated £450,000, was found at a property in Broomhill on Friday. Picture: Google MapsA cannabis set up, worth an estimated £450,000, was found at a property in Broomhill on Friday. Picture: Google Maps
A cannabis set up, worth an estimated £450,000, was found at a property in Broomhill on Friday. Picture: Google Maps

The cannabis, farm containing 465 plants, was found by officers during a raid of a property in Marlborough Road, Broomhill on Friday, September 27.

A spokesman for the Sheffield Central and North West Neighbourhood Policing Team said: “Work now begins on finding the people not only responsible for it but also all the damage they’ve caused in the meantime!”

Anyone with information should call police on 101.