EDINBURGH: Customs and revenue staff uncovered a £25,000 cannabis cultivation at a Forth Valley property, police have revealed.
The discovery was made after HM Revenue and Customs officials visited a house in North Street, Clackmannan, on 19 August. Police Scotland said cannabis plants were subsequently recovered.
Forth Valley Division said a man has been charged in connection with the incident and will appear at Alloa Sheriff Court.
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