Fulham Gardens man and woman arrested after police uncover underground cannabis bunker in Adelaide’s west
A man and woman have been arrested after police find cannabis hydroponic cultivation rooms in Adelaide’s west.
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More than 60 cannabis plants were found in an hidden underground bunker at a Fulham Gardens home during a police search on Monday.
It led to the arrest of a 34-year-old man and a 36-year-old woman from Fulham Gardens.
The bunker, found in a backyard, had four purpose-built cannabis hydroponic cultivation rooms where 64 cannabis plants were being grown.
Police also found a Colt pistol gel blaster, cash, as well as around six kilograms of dried cannabis and hydroponic equipment during the search.
After an investigation, detectives went to a second address at Fulham Gardens on Tuesday where they found “further evidence of the hydroponic cultivation of cannabis and seized hydroponic equipment”, police said.
A Fulham Gardens man and women were arrested and charged with cultivating a large commercial quantity of cannabis, trafficking a commercial quantity of cannabis, possession of a Class A firearm, diverting electricity, possession of prescribed equipment and money laundering.
The pair faced Port Adelaide Magistrates Court on Tuesday and were remanded in custody until November 18.
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