A joint team found 19 cannabis plants at Perladangan Tembuten near a drug-and-gambling barracks in Sukatendel, Tiganderket, on 22 July 2026. Officers uprooted the plants and secured them as evidence while investigating who had planted them.
🇮🇩 Perladangan Tembuten, Sukatendel, Tiganderket, Karo Regency, North Sumatra · Indonesia
A joint team from Karo police, the Karo regency BNN and local government found 19 cannabis plants at Perladangan Tembuten near a drug-and-gambling barracks in Sukatendel, Tiganderket, on 22 July 2026.[1][2]
Five plants were in pots, and officers also found two packets of dried cannabis and a bong.[1][2] The team uprooted all 19 plants and secured them as evidence while police investigated who had planted them.[1][2]
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