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UK police bust £1.3m cannabis farm hidden in disused Slough department store

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Thames Valley Police discovered a large cannabis factory concealed inside a former BHS store in Slough, England. Officers found over 1,700 cannabis plants spread across two floors of the abandoned retail building. The crop was estimated to yield around 150kg with a potential street value of approximately £1.3 million. Two men admitted their involvement in the operation and were each sentenced to 14 months in prison.

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