Unpaid work for man who set up cannabis factory in Leamington suburb
A man who set up a cannabis factory in a Leamington suburb has been given 100 hours of unpaid work among several other punishments after a crown court hearing.
In February, Officers from Leamington North Safter Neighbourhood Team executed a warrant at an address in Lillington, which was a cannabis factory, resulting in a man being arrested.
Yesterday (June 16), Gerrard Byrne, 55 of no fixed abode, was sentenced in Coventry Crown Court for two offences – concerned in production of a controlled drug of Class B - cannabis as well as possessing an offensive weapon in private place.
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As a result Byrne was given a community order with 100 hours’ unpaid work.
He must also fulfil drug rehabilitation requirements while he is under probation.
A closure order was placed on the property in Lillington while Warwick District Council waits for a court hearing for a possession claim.