A CANNABIS factory with plans worth tens of thousands of pounds at a family home in Lye has been raided by police.
West Midlands Police executed a warrant at an address in Lye on Monday morning (October 11).
Thirty-one large plants, believed to be worth around £1k each, were found growing in the loft.
Police acted on community intelligence to raid the home.
Stourbridge Police tweeted: "The Lye & Amblecote NHT executed a warrant in Lye.
"A large amount of cannabis was being cultivated in a family home.
"It was located in the attic, with a total of 31 large plants seized.
"Tens of thousands of pounds-worth.
"#Youspokewelistened #Workingtogether."
It was the second cannabis factory to be raided in the borough in the last week.
A cannabis factory was found in Pensnett on October 6, leading to the arrest of a 46-year-old man.
That factory also contained 31 plants.
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