Two arrested as Lagos police uncovers high-tech indoor hashish farm

The Lagos State Police Command has uncovered a suspected high-tech indoor hashish farm at a residential property in Apapa, Lagos.

The discovery was made on November 2 at about 8.15am following credible intelligence acquired by operatives of the Command. Acting on the data, the operatives performed a search of the premises, the place a complicated indoor farming facility geared up for the cultivation, harvesting and processing of drugs suspected to be hashish was uncovered.

Confirming the invention to newsmen, the comamnd’s spokesperson, SP Abimbola Adebisi, mentioned two suspects had been arrested in reference to the invention.

She gave the names of the suspects as Thomas Razvickas, a 49-year-old Polish nationwide, and James Chisome, aged 36, a Nigerian, who each reside within the searched deal with.

Adebisi talked about that the suspects are presently in police custody, the place they’ve made confessional statements and are offering helpful data to assist ongoing investigations.

Adebisi added that the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, subsequently visited the scene of the invention to personally examine the subtle indoor hashish farm, assess the extent of the operation and obtain a briefing on the continued investigation. He counseled the operatives for his or her vigilance and efficient intelligence-led policing, reiterating the Command’s unwavering dedication to combating drug-related offences, dismantling legal networks and guaranteeing that Lagos State doesn’t function a secure haven for legal actions.