🚨 Huge Drugs Bust in Carmarthenshire! 🚨
Police have uncovered a suspected £600,000 cannabis operation inside an old tyre service warehouse in Johnstown. The discovery was made following a tip-off about suspicious vehicle activity at the site. 🚗💼
Undercover officers swooped in and arrested two men, Orgest Bobo (26) and Edison Kuka (30), believed to be managing the large-scale “slavery” drug plant. They were caught red-handed at the disused Carmarthenshire Tyre Services warehouse with almost 600 cannabis plants! 🌿
The site was found to be set up with sophisticated equipment including water tanks and prime insulation to maximise cannabis growth. Talk about serious gardening! 🌱
Both Bobo and Kuka were sentenced to two years in prison at Swansea Crown Court. They entered the UK illegally earlier this year, hoping for a fresh start, but ended up caught in this criminal plot. 😬
In court, one of the defendants reportedly admitted that his involvement could be seen as ‘slavery’, revealing the desperate circumstances that led them down this path. It’s a stark reminder of the complex web of illegal activities and human exploitation. 🕸️
The street value of the seized cannabis is set to shake up local drug rings. It’s a big win for Dyfed-Powys Police, but a sobering story showing the harsh realities behind such operations. 💰🔍
Stay safe and informed, everyone! 📢✨ #CrimeWatch #PoliceAction #CarmarthenshireNews