SINGAPORE: A man was charged on Wednesday with cultivating cannabis plants in an Yishun flat this year.
Artamu Ibrahim, a 44-year-old Singaporean man, was charged with one count of cultivating a Class A controlled drug.He is accused of growing two plants believed to be of the genus cannabis between July and Sep 9 in a flat on the 13th floor at Block 336A, Yishun Street 31.He was arrested after officers from the Central Narcotics Bureau
on Sep 9. This was after Immigration and Checkpoints Authority officers detected glass apparatuses, suspected to be used for smoking drugs, at the parcel post section of SingPost Centre.Officers found glass apparatuses, two pots of cannabis plants and various equipment and instructions on the cultivation of the plants.Artamu will return to court next Wednesday.
If found guilty of the offence under the Misuse of Drugs Act, he could be jailed for a minimum of three years, fined S$5,000, or both. The maximum punishment is 20 years' jail, a fine of S$40,000, or both.
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