Two people were charged after police found a cannabis plantation in a warehouse in Andenne, according to the Namur prosecutor.[1] One suspect, born in 1966, was found at the warehouse and deprived of liberty.[2] An investigating judge issued an arrest warrant for the suspect born in 1966 and charged him with sale, possession and cultivation of narcotics.[2][3] A second suspect, born in 1972, was also deprived of liberty.[2][3] The second suspect was charged with sale and possession of narcotics and released under conditions.[2]

During the search, the Arches police zone seized 200 cannabis plants along with other drugs, a phone, cash and a vehicle.[1] The prosecutor’s statement lists more than 200 cannabis plants among the items seized.[2][3] The case was placed under judicial investigation for drug-law offences.[2]

The prosecutor says the plantation was discovered in the Andenne warehouse on 9 November 2026.[2][3] The prosecutor and the Arches police zone describe fighting drugs as a priority under their 2026-2031 zonal security plan.[2]