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Six jailed over county's largest ever cannabis seizure

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By Ben Carr, Jeremy Ball Verified
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The set-up in Mansfield was described as "extremely large and sophisticated" Six men have been jailed for their roles in running a "sophisticated" drugs factory that led to the largest ever seizure of cannabis by Nottinghamshire Police. Nottingham Crown Court heard officers forced their way into a "fortified" warehouse in Botany Avenue, Mansfield, on 3 May, after acting on a strong smell of cannabis and hearing people inside the building.
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Men jailed after 5,000-plant cannabis farm found

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Men jailed after 5,000-plant cannabis farm found

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By Ben Carr, Jeremy Ball Verified
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Follow Men jailed after 5,000-plant cannabis farm found Men jailed after 5,000-plant cannabis farm found Six men have been jailed for their roles in running a "sophisticated" drugs factory that led to the largest ever seizure of cannabis by Nottinghamshire Police. Nottingham Crown Court heard officers forced their way into a "fortified" warehouse in Botany Avenue, Mansfield, on 3 May, after acting on a "strong smell" of cannabis and hearing people inside the building.
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