Cannabis Farm Discovered In Hailsham

Thursday, 13 March 2025 16:57

Sussex Police officers on patrol followed a distinctive smell which led them to a Cannabis Farm

Whilst on patrol on Sunday 9th March, Wealden officers noticed the smell and decided to follow their noses to the source.

They then discovered a cannabis farm at a property.

A Police spokesperson said: “We arrested three individuals at the scene, who have since been released on bail whilst investigations continue.

“As always – we are urging anyone with information to call us on 101, or make a report online.”

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