Officers from Junsai Police Station in Zhenkang County found multiple suspected drug plants beside a road and identified them as wild cannabis. Police uprooted and disposed of the plants; the reports gave no count.
🇨🇳 Junsai Township, Zhenkang County, Lincang, Yunnan · China
Officers from Junsai Police Station in Zhenkang County found multiple suspected drug plants beside a road while patrolling their area. They identified the plants as wild cannabis.[1][2]
The officers uprooted the plants and disposed of them. Neither report says how many plants were found or gives the exact roadside location.[1][2]
The reports name no suspect and give no arrest or later case outcome.[1][2]
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