Three Coventry cannabis farms have been dismantled. Officers swooped on properties in Foleshill.
Teams from Coventry Police had gathered intelligence about a number of city addresses being used to grow drugs. More than 450 cannabis plants were seized and destroyed.
Officers attended a meeting in the community after the drug busts and gathered further intel on criminal activity in Foleshill. Several businesses were raided on Thursday (October 2).
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Police were joined by Trading Standards. Counterfeit tobacco, vapes and toys were seized.
Vehicles have also recently been targeted in Foleshill, prompting a warning from Coventry Police. Drivers are being urged to remove valuables from view and ensure their cars are properly locked when unattended.
Street drinking is also being addressed following reports of gatherings near Falkener House on Stoney Stanton Road. Officers visited the area this week and spoke to those involved.
Individuals were reminded that consuming alcohol in public spaces is not permitted under the citywide PSPO. Police said they are working closely with Coventry City Council to tackle antisocial behaviour in Foleshill.
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