Corby cannabis factory uncovered in smart detached home

The house had been used to grow cannabis plants
The smart house in Stanier Road, Corby, where the cannbis factory was uncoveredThe smart house in Stanier Road, Corby, where the cannbis factory was uncovered
The smart house in Stanier Road, Corby, where the cannbis factory was uncovered

A cannabis farm was dismantled by Corby police yesterday (Wednesday, November 23).

The factory had been operating in a four-bedroom home in Stanier Road, which is in a quiet housing estate in the Lloyds area.

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The well-kept £235,000 detached property borders one of Corby’s busiest thoroughfares – Rockingham Road.

Acting on a warrant, police raided the home at 9.30am then spent yesterday taking apart the factory and this morning only some empty growth hormone canisters remained outside the house, as well as a blue BMW parked on the driveway.

Officers found 139 plants spread across four rooms inside the house.

Stickers advertising the presence of a CCTV system were placed all over the windows of the property, which was last sold four months ago to a London landlord and was believed the have been rented out.

- Sevedin Cara, aged 32, of no fixed abode, has been charged with producing cannabis in connection with the find.