No one had been detained over the planting, and police teams were continuing work to identify the person or persons who had planted the cannabis crop.[1] The inspections in Ali Hocalı in the central Yüreğir district of Adana were intensified by anti-narcotics branch teams acting on the orders of provincial police chief Osman Ak.[1]

Counter-terrorism, special-operations and public-order teams also took part in the inspections in Ali Hocalı Mahallesi, where officers searched a number of vehicles.[1] Officers also carried out General Information Screening checks, known by the Turkish initials GBT, on suspicious people encountered during the inspections.[1]

A police helicopter inspection of the area determined that cannabis had been planted in the middle of a cornfield, rather than in a separate plot.[1] Motorized teams dispatched to the field seized the 290 cannabis plants growing there, described in the report as 290 roots of Hint keneviri.[1]