CANNABIS found growing in South Oxfordshire woodland has led to an arrest.
Police discovered the crop of Class B drugs in a 'wooded area' in Chinnor, according to a tweet shared by officers this morning.
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The tweet added: "A suspect was identified by the Thame neighbourhood team and has been subsequently arrested.
"The plants have been removed and will be destroyed."
Police had previously been tipped off about the plants and a male suspect.
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The tweet did not give any further information about exactly where the drugs were discovered.
There have been several drug-related arrests in the village in the past few months.
In October police arrested a boy aged just 15, and seized a haul of suspected drugs including 10 packets of white powder and 23 packets of a substance resembling cannabis.
In September drugs and weapons were seized after police raided a home in Chinnor.
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