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Man held as cannabis plants found

A man has been arrested by police after more than 500 cannabis plants were found in factory premises in a Norfolk coastal town.

The discovery was made late on Monday night at the building in Southtown, Great Yarmouth.

Norfolk Police said the plants were found after officers stopped a vehicle close to the site.

A 35-year-old man was arrested and is currently being held at North Walsham police station.



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