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SA police find 2kg of cannabis in car

Police have allegedly found two kilograms of cannabis in a car north of Adelaide after noticing a large plastic bag during a random roadside stop.

Adelaide Police Station, Wakefield Street, Adelaide
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Police have allegedly found two kilograms of cannabis after a random roadside stop north of Adelaide.

A 25-year-old Elizabeth North man was pulled over in a Mitsubishi station wagon at Evanston, near Gawler, on Friday afternoon, when police noticed a large plastic bag.

Police said the bag contained two kilograms of cannabis.

A search of the man's home allegedly uncovered four hydroponic cannabis plants and a crossbow.

The man was charged with possessing cannabis for sale, cultivating cannabis and possessing a dangerous article and will appear in court at a later date.


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