CLOSE to 100 dagga plants were seized by police last Saturday.
Officers stopped a vehicle on the N2 southbound in the vicinity of Port Shepstone at about 9am after receiving a tip-off.
“Warrant Officer Hendrik Ludick, Sergeant Rudi Smit and Constable Zonwabele Mpofana from the Port Shepstone 10111 call centre stopped the silver Mercedes Benz,” said police spokesman, Lieutenant-Colonel Zandra Wiid.
A total of 93 dagga seedlings were found in containers inside the vehicle and a 44-year-old man was arrested and charged with the possession and cultivation of dagga.
He is due to appear in Port Shepstone court today (Monday).
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