Cannabis worth £200,000 has been seized in Clackmannanshire.
Officers discovered the haul in Sauchie on Monday morning, after responding to reports of a break-in.
Two men, aged 46 and 21, were traced, and charged in relation to the incident.
179 cannabis plants in total were recovered.
Chief Inspector Kat Thompson, Clackmannanshire Local Area Commander said: "Tackling drugs remains one of our top priorities. This recovery highlights our commitment to tackling this type of criminality and eradicating drugs from our communities.
"In this cultivation, the electricity meter was bypassed. This creates significant danger for neighbouring properties and members of the public and could have led to a fire.
"Not only is there an impact on our communities because of the criminality and public safety aspect but there is also an impact on other energy consumers in the community to absorb costs.
"My officers and I rely on support from the community to identify this type of criminality and I encourage anyone with information or concerns about drugs to get in touch with us."
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