Reeve Street, Lowestoft.
Picture: Nick Butcher
- Credit: Nick Butcher
Investigations are continuing after a drugs factory was discovered inside a home that had blood on the door handle.
But two men who were spoken to by police in connection with the incident now face no further action.
Police were called to Reeve Street, Lowestoft eight months ago, after receiving information about the cultivation of cannabis plants at an address.
Reeve Street, Lowestoft.
Picture: Nick Butcher
- Credit: Nick Butcher
As they arrived at the home on May 28, officers found the front door wide open and blood on the door handle.
Reeve Street, Lowestoft.
Picture: Nick Butcher
- Credit: Nick Butcher
Investigations are continuing after a drugs factory was discovered inside a home that had blood on the door handle.
But two men who were spoken to by police in connection with the incident now face no further action.
Police were called to Reeve Street, Lowestoft eight months ago, after receiving information about the cultivation of cannabis plants at an address.
Reeve Street, Lowestoft.
Picture: Nick Butcher
- Credit: Nick Butcher
As they arrived at the home on May 28, officers found the front door wide open and blood on the door handle.
The tools were stolen from a car parked on Waveney Crescent in Lowestoft, Suffolk.
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Police have issued an appeal after high value power tools were stolen from a car.
The incident occurred between 10pm on Monday, January 4 and 7am on Tuesday, January 5 in Waveney Crescent.
Entry was forced to the boot of a Nissan Navara pick-up truck and a number of Milwaukee power tools were stolen.
Anyone with information about this crime is asked to contact Lowestoft Neighbourhood Response Team, quoting reference 751/21.
Alternative, you can call 101 to contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, or via their online form: www.crimestoppers-uk.org
Reeve Street in Lowestoft. Picture: Nick Butcher
- Credit: Nick Butcher
Investigations are continuing after a drugs factory was discovered inside a home that had blood on the door handle.
Police were called to a house on Reeve Street, Lowestoft almost seven months ago, after receiving information about the cultivation of cannabis plants at the address.
As they arrived at the house on Thursday, May 28, officers found the front door wide open and blood on the door handle.
With concerns that someone may be injured, officers went inside and, while no one was found in the home, around 100 cannabis plants were discovered growing in the upstairs bedrooms.
Reeve Street in Lowestoft. Picture: Nick Butcher
- Credit: Nick Butcher
Investigations are continuing after a drugs factory was discovered inside a home that had blood on the door handle.
Police were called to a house on Reeve Street, Lowestoft almost seven months ago, after receiving information about the cultivation of cannabis plants at the address.
As they arrived at the house on Thursday, May 28, officers found the front door wide open and blood on the door handle.
With concerns that someone may be injured, officers went inside and, while no one was found in the home, around 100 cannabis plants were discovered growing in the upstairs bedrooms.