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OPP reportedly seize almost $870,000 worth of cannabis plants from Trent Hills property

According to OPP, a Cannabis Act Search Warrant was performed at a rural property in the Municipality on Sept. 1, where 870 cannabis plants were reportedly found. – Sep 2, 2020

Two Toronto individuals are facing charges following a cannabis bust on Sept 1. at a rural property in the Municipality of Trent Hills, where police reportedly seized almost $870,000 worth of cannabis plants.

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According to OPP, members of the Northumberland and Peterborough Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU), along with members of the OPP, executed the search warrant at around 11:30 a.m. Police said they also received help from the Emergency Response Team (ERT) and a canine unit.

According to police, as a result of the search warrant, 870 cannabis plants were seized, along with a pellet gun.

Police have estimated the total street value of the plants to be approximately $870,000.

Facing charges of cultivation, propagation and harvesting more than four plants at one time in a dwelling house are 38-year-old Guangquan Liang and 33-year-old Wanling Liang, of Toronto.

Police said the two accused are scheduled to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Cobourg on Nov. 4.

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