Shed fire leads police to large drug bust at Two Wells
A shed fire north of Adelaide has led police to discover more than 150 cannabis plants.
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A shed fire in Two Wells has led police to discover a hydroponics setup and more than 150 cannabis plants.
Police and CFS crews were called to a shed fire just before 1pm on Sunday, November 17.
Police searched the property and located more than 150 cannabis plants and 40 clones including prescribed hydroponic equipment.
SA Power Networks also attended the property and confirmed that the electricity supply to the premises had been diverted.
Investigations are continuing and police are appealing for anyone with information about the manufacture, sale or supply of illicit drugs to report it to police via Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at www.crimestopperssa.com.au – you can remain anonymous.
Originally published as Shed fire leads police to large drug bust at Two Wells
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