Illegal marijuana cultivation site demolished in Almaty region
Exposed in Almaty: Dismantling a Massive Backyard Weed Empire
Law enforcers swooped down on a clandestine cannabis farm hidden in the heart of the Almaty region, according to Total.kz.
The operation, dubbed "Därmek", was sparked by intel that a shrewd 38-year-old area local had ingeniously set up an unlawful cannabis cultivation system in his private backyard, nestled in the Koksu district of Almaty.
Busting through the gates, officers arrested the cunning suspect and unearthed a sprawling cannabis garden teeming with 5,633 plants. This sinister green haven seemed to serve as the suspect's personal stash.
Following expert examination, it was confirmed beyond doubt that the man had illegally cultivated a crop brimming with narcotic substances. The case has been referred to the authorities under Article 300, Part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
While the exact penalties for such illicit cultivation activities remain elusive, it's crucial to note that uncovering the details would typically require consulting the Criminal Code or seeking legal counsel from an attorney versed in Kazakhstani law. After all, different regions may enforce their laws distinctively.
- The bust operation named "Därmek" in Almaty confirmed the general-news story about a marijuana cultivation empire being dismantled.
- The shrewd local, aged 38, had confirmed illegal cultivation of marijuana in his Koksu district backyard.
- The man's private cannabis garden, sheltered in Almaty, hosted 5,633 marijuana plants as confirmed by authorities.
- Dismantling this marijuana empire in Almaty leads to the crime-and-justice case being referred to the authorities under Article 300, Part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
