A cannabis farm worth tens of thousands of pounds has been seized by police in Glasgow.
Local officers made the discovery following routine enquiries in Govanhill on Monday morning.
A teenager was arrested in connection with the find.
Glasgow South East Police posted a picture of the cultivation on Twitter, stating that it was worth around £100,000.
However, Police Scotland later confirmed the plants recovered had an estimated street value of £40,000.
Our Local Problem Solving Team from the Gorbals discovered a large scale cannabis cultivation valued around £100,000 in #Govanhill All part of the efforts in #KeepingPeopleSafe Thanks to @scotfire_glasgo who assisted in dismantling it. pic.twitter.com/LgKVjyi4V7
— Glasgow South East Police (@GlasgowSEPolice) January 7, 2020
Officers from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service helped dismantle the cultivation, which was made up of more than 100 plants.
A force spokesman said: “A 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection with alleged drug offences.
“While on routine enquiries, at around 10.25am on Monday, January 6, officers discovered a cannabis cultivation in Allison Street in Govanhill.
“More than 100 plants were seized with an estimated street value of £40,000.
“The 19-year-old was due to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Tuesday.”