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Pair Sentenced as £1M Cannabis Farm Uncovered in Morecambe Office Raid

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Pair Sentenced as £1M Cannabis Farm Uncovered in Morecambe Office Raid
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  • £1M cannabis farm found in Morecambe office building in September raid.
  • Julian Dyrma and Mikeljantho Hasani arrested without fixed addresses.
    • Both men convicted of producing Class B drugs in a disused building.
    • Dyrma sentenced to two years; Hasani to one year, eight months.
    • Community intelligence played a crucial role in police raiding success.
    • Cannabis operation capable of producing £1M worth of drugs dismantled.
    • Lancashire Police credit community involvement for tackling drug production.
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