Police have seized a cannabis crop, after uncovering a hydroponic grow room in suburban Darwin.
Members of the Drug and Organised Crime Squad conducted a search at a property in Nightcliff on Sunday, during which they found a crop of around 17 cannabis plants being grown hydroponically in a bedroom.
A further 1 kilogram of loose cannabis was also seized.
"Anyone who is believed to be committing any offences, particularly drug type offences, can expect to have a visit from police any time of the day or night," Detective Acting Senior Sergeant Justin Bentley said.
A 44-year-old man was arrested and charged with a number of offences, including cultivating a trafficable quantity of a prohibited plant, and is due to face court on Monday.
In a separate incident last week, police charged a 22-year-old man after allegedly attempting to post a schedule two dangerous drug to two remote Indigenous communities.
It is alleged the drugs were posted for distribution.
He was charged with supplying a trafficable quantity of a schedule two dangerous drug to Indigenous communities and possession of a trafficable quantity of a schedule two dangerous drug.
