Six suspected cannabis plants seized in potted cultivation in Kerinci
Police of Kerinci seized six suspected cannabis plants, hidden in two flower pots, from the cultivation area of Renah Kayu Embun village in Sungai Penuh, Jambi, on 4 November 2026. No one was arrested and the owner was still being sought as the case moved into investigation.
🇮🇩 Renah Kayu Embun village, Kumun Debai, Sungai Penuh, Jambi · Indonesia
In RT 11 of Renah Kayu Embun village, officers found two black flower pots
partly buried in the soil.[1][2]Officers walked about 45 minutes through steep, slippery terrain to reach the site.[2]The operation was triggered by public information about suspected illegal cultivation in the area.[2]Each pot held three plants suspected to be
ganja, six in total, which were uprooted together with their pots and secured as
evidence.[1][2]Police had not identified the owner of the plants; the owner’s
identity and those suspected to be involved remained under investigation by
Satresnarkoba Polres Kerinci.[1][2]
The six plants and their pots were uprooted and taken to Mapolres Kerinci for
further examination.[3][2]The follow-up steps included witness examinations, an
initial case conference, completing the investigation file and laboratory
testing of the evidence through BPOM.[3][2]
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Photo published with the report of the six suspected ganja plants seized in Renah Kayu Embun. Photo: Bekabar.idPhoto details
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