24 cannabis-like plants and an improvised grow room found in Mogi Mirim home
Military police seized 24 cannabis-like plants and an improvised, lit growing structure at a house in the Jardim Santa Clara neighbourhood of Mogi Mirim on 4 November 2026, acting on an anonymous tip. Two men were questioned along with others in the house, including two adolescents, and everyone was released after the incident report was filed.
🇧🇷 Jardim Santa Clara, Mogi Mirim, São Paulo · Brazil
Military police seized 24 cannabis-like plants at a house in the Jardim Santa
Clara neighbourhood of Mogi Mirim, São Paulo state, on the morning of Wednesday
4 November 2026.[1]Officers went to the address after an anonymous tip
reported cannabis cultivation on the property and described the structure used
for it.[2]Police said they saw the plants through a gap in the gate before
approaching two men on the premises.[1]
During the search of the house officers found an improvised growing structure
fitted with its own lighting.[1]Officers also seized fertilisers, growing
materials, a precision scale and a replica firearm.[1]Other people were in
the house, including two adolescents, and the municipal guardianship council
(Conselho Tutelar) was called, with a councillor present as the incident was
recorded.[1]Technical forensic examiners also attended the property.[2]
The case was taken to the judicially designated police station, the material was
held, and the people involved were questioned and released after the incident
report was filed.[1]The nature of the plants was to be confirmed by forensic
examination, so the plants are described only as resembling cannabis.[1]
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Photograph published with the report on the 24 cannabis-like plants and the improvised growing structure found at a house in Jardim Santa Clara, Mogi Mirim; the page carries no caption or credit line.Photo details
The incident took place on the morning of Wednesday 4 November 2026; the submitted article and the O Impacto account were published on 5 and 7 November.
The plants are described as resembling cannabis and their nature awaited forensic confirmation, so 24 is the number reported by the military police rather than a confirmed cannabis count.
No weight, plant size or estimated value was published for the 24 plants.
The article does not explain how many people were in the house: it says two men were approached and that other people, including two adolescents, were also present, without giving a total.
No arrests, charges or court outcome were reported; the material was held and the people involved were released after the incident report was filed.
No name or age was published for any adult at the house or for the two adolescents.
Whether the replica firearm belonged to anyone present, or whether the adults have a prior record, was not reported.
The page photo has no caption and no credit line, so it is not established exactly which seizure items it shows.
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