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Boy, 19, arrested for growing bhang

Submitted by Marijuana News on Wed, 09/16/2015 - 14:02

A 19-year-old boy was on Monday arrested after police discovered a cannabis (bhang) farm in his home at Kiandai Village in Kirinyaga County.

The incident, which left residents of the village in Ndia Constituency and his family members shocked, took place after members of the public tipped the police about the presence of bhang in Cyru Wanjohi’s farm.

Confirming the arrest, Ndia OCPD Gasper makau said Cyrus Wanjohi is being held at Baricho Police Station as security officers conduct further investigations.

Speaking to the media, Changamwe OCPD Joseph Muthee said the operation will continue and urged locals to assist police with information to...

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