National Police in Granada detained a 35-year-old man as the alleged perpetrator of a public-health offence and electricity fraud linked to an indoor grow with nearly 600 plants in the Norte district.[1][2][3] The man had police antecedents and was placed at the disposal of the judicial authority in connection with the second plantation.[4][3]

Officers searched two flats in the same district, finding three grow rooms in one flat and four equipped rooms in the other.[4] In the first flat, three rooms were fitted with lighting, filtration and air conditioning plus phytosanitary products, holding 164, 140 and 76 cannabis sativa plants respectively, all advanced in growth and over one metre tall.[4][3] Endesa staff found an illegal electricity connection feeding the systems in those rooms.[4] In the second flat, four rooms were fully equipped to promote vegetative growth of marijuana plants, all fed by an illegal connection to the power grid, and officers seized nearly 600 plants about one metre tall there.[4][3]

Together, the two searches yielded nearly 1,000 marijuana plants, comprising the 380 plants in one dwelling and nearly 600 in the other.[1][5]