Police who destroyed £750,000 value of hashish have been criticised on social media after evaluating the haul to the load of 5 police canine.
Fb customers made claims of ‘animal abuse’ after North Manchester Police posted a message on the social media web page detailing how they destroyed 173kg of the drug seized throughout a warrant by throwing it into an incinerator.
The submit mentioned that the load of the medication was the ‘equal of 5 German Shepherds’ – prompting offended responses, one among which accused officers of ‘animal abuse’.
Police discovered hashish with a road worth of £750,000 being cultivated at a web site in Cheetham Hill, Manchester
Higher Manchester Police later destroyed the medication in an incinerator however have been criticised after evaluating the load to ‘5 German Shepherds’
Geraldine George posted: ‘Why would you evaluate it to canine!!’
One other consumer, Sue Donaghy mentioned: ‘May have used one other various to the load than a canine. All I can image now could be 5 German Shepherds in an incinerator.’
Daniel Keo added: ‘The one who posted this needs to be investigated for animal cruelty. Why are you considering of placing German Shepherds in an incinerator? What animal abuser considered that comparability, examine them.’
The haul was seized throughout a raid by which officers discovered a big hashish farm being grown at a home in Cheetham Hill on Monday.
The medication have been seized after a warrant was carried out in Cheetham Hill, Manchester
North Manchester Police mentioned: ‘We have now executed a warrant and located a big hashish farm with an estimated £750k value of medicine.
‘If anybody has any info please move it to us so we will proceed taking medication from the streets.’
A subsequent submit had said: ‘We have now now dismantled the hashish farm and 173kg of hashish has been burnt on the incinerator! That is the equal of 5 German Shepherds! Our van was stuffed!’
Higher Manchester Police has been contacted for remark.