Amsterdam police found about 1,000 cannabis plants behind a cupboard under a kitchen sink in a commercial building on the Abberdaan, arresting one suspect as investigations continued.
🇳🇱 Abberdaan, western port area, Amsterdam · Netherlands
Police in Amsterdam found about 1,000 cannabis plants through a cupboard under a kitchen sink at a property in the western port region.[1] The Nieuw West police division shared the find on its Facebook page on the Thursday before the report, saying one suspect had been arrested and investigations were continuing.[1][2]
The grow sat inside a commercial building on the Abberdaan.[1][2]
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