Dramatic police bodycam footage shows moment cannabis farm raided, three jailed

Police raided a cannabis farm uncovering dozens of cannabis plants inside.

In the police bodycam footage, officers are seen moving towards a industrial unit ordering the door be opened:

‘Open it now or we’re going to rip it open!’

The video was released by police on Monday after three men were jailed for more than seven years.

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