Police have seized more than 400 cannabis plants from a plot of land in East Sussex.
The class B-drugs, found at Stunts Green, near Herstmonceux, are believed to have a street value of around £1,000.
They were recovered following a tip-off to officers. One person has since been charged with possession and cultivation of cannabis.
The seizure comes after a series of drugs finds in the last three weeks.
Only last week officers recovered about £3,000 worth of class A drugs in Pevensey Bay. Meanwhile, three warrants were executed in Heathfield where heroin and cannabis were recovered.
New district commander for Wealden, Chief Inspector Peter Mills, said: "What's special about these latest warrants is that they are as a result of information coming to us directly from the public.
"This is great news. It shows there is a real community commitment to rid this district of the scourge of drugs."
Of the Stunts Green find, Mr Mills added: "This was a good result.
"Their actions have ensured that about £1,000 worth of drugs have been removed from the streets of south Wealden.
"I anticipate more warrants will be executed over the forthcoming weeks."
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