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The four men appeared at Truro Crown Court for sentence today after admitting charges of production of cannabis. During the search officers found a large number of cannabis plants, equipment used in the cultivation of cannabis and a large amount of cash, which were all seized by the police. Recorder Trevaskis said police ‘nipped in the bud’ the operation in its early stages The venue originally had its licence revoked by a Cornwall Council licensing committee following concerns about the management of the venue. The premises was initially closed due to worries about disorder after police conducted a licensing check. Read More Policeman accused of rape had said he ‘didn’t remember’ woman he then claimed he had consensual sex with Recorder Trevaskis acknowledged that local businessman Thorpe was the main man behind the operation and that he enlisted the help of Townsend and Schofield and to a lesser extent Arquati. Defending Schofield, Paul Grumbar, said that he had no previous convictions and was not involved in this operation from the off. He was a heavy cocaine user for two years then went to Narcotics Anonymous.