Contents of a dagga plant confiscated in a ‘Rastafarian garden’
By Ofentse Mokae
31 December 2009
Ocean View police have confiscated the contents of a ‘Rastafarian garden’ believed to be grown for smoking yesterday.
Inspector Nkosikho Mzuku says the police were looking for a suspect in the area when they noticed the dagga plant.
The plant was growing in flower beds around one of the shacks.
Police removed a total of 750 plants, worth about R5000.
“We arrested a 36 year old female and three males aged between 39 and 42 years old for possession of dagga,” said Mzuku.
Mzuku says the suspects will appear before the Simons town magistrate’s court today on charges of possession of dagga.
31 December 2009
Ocean View police have confiscated the contents of a ‘Rastafarian garden’ believed to be grown for smoking yesterday.
Inspector Nkosikho Mzuku says the police were looking for a suspect in the area when they noticed the dagga plant.
The plant was growing in flower beds around one of the shacks.
Police removed a total of 750 plants, worth about R5000.
“We arrested a 36 year old female and three males aged between 39 and 42 years old for possession of dagga,” said Mzuku.
Mzuku says the suspects will appear before the Simons town magistrate’s court today on charges of possession of dagga.
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