485 plants believed to be marijuana uprooted

By Sheetal Kumar

Sunday 29/03/2015

485 plants believed to be marijuana have been uprooted by police officers in Navosa.

Police spokesperson Atunaisa sokomuri said these plants have been uprooted from the farm of a 26-year-old man who is in police custody.

Sokomuri said the plants have been sent for analysis.

Meanwhile, police officers uprooted about 21 plants from a farm in Devo Settlement in Vanua Levu believed to be marijuana.

Police are still searching for the owner of the farm.

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