A cannabis farm with more than 180 plants has been discovered by police in Weston-super-Mare.
The raid came as part of a police crackdown on organised crime and drug dealing in the town.
Officers found 185 mature cannabis plants at a home in Waterloo Street on Wednesday, May 24.
The plants, with an estimated value of more than £100,000, were seized by police, along with hydrophonics and other growing equipment.
Avon and Somerset police said the premises had to be made safe by Western Power as electricity was being taken illegally by the owners.
Sgt Mark Jenkinson said: "It was a well organised commercial grow that included alterations to the building and a substantial amount of professional growing equipment."
"I am grateful to the public and to our partners for proving information that helps us to target drug production and dealing in the area.
"Please keep taking to us.
"Our enquiries are ongoing and we will continue to take robust action to deal with drug dealing across North Somerset.
"If you have information about suspected drug dealing or cultivation, you can contact us via the website or you can call us on 101."
Officers also forced entry into two flats following information regarding suspected drug dealing.
The warrant was carried out on Walliscote Road on Saturday, May 27.