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An underground greenhouse and 283 plants lead to a drug charge

The Interior Ministry arrested a previously convicted man after finding a greenhouse built underground on land beside his home. Police seized 283 cannabis plants and about 3 kilograms of dried marijuana, along with packaging materials, adhesive tape and an electronic scale.

🇬🇪 Georgia

The Interior Ministry arrested a previously convicted man after finding a greenhouse built underground on land beside his home. Police seized 283 cannabis plants and about 3 kilograms of dried marijuana, along with packaging materials, adhesive tape and an electronic scale. He was charged with possessing a particularly large amount of drugs, aiding their sale and cultivating narcotic plants in particularly large quantities under Articles 260, 260⁴ and 265¹ of the Criminal Code.[1]

Sources

  1. Ministry of Internal Affairs: Police seize 283 cannabis plants and about 3 kilograms of marijuana – suspect had underground greenhouse (11 November 2025). Interpressnews. Arrest of R.R., born 1985; underground greenhouse; 283 plants and about 3 kg dried marijuana; packaging, tape and scale; Articles 260, 260⁴ and 265¹..

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From Landrace.wiki, CC BY-SA 4.0. Places offset by about 500 m.

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Location accuracy: country only. The sources name no closer place; the dot marks the middle of Georgia.42.17, 43.52

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