A cannabis farmer caught three times at his Wakefield home and involving £48,000 worth of the drug, tried to convince the court it was all for his own personal use.
Police raided the home of Kasim Abbas on three separate occasions, not only recovering the drugs but a “cache” of weapons, including air rifles, replica handguns, knuckledusters, axes, a samurai sword and a meat clever. Leeds Crown Court heard that police, armed with a warrant, first went to the address on Hatfeild Street near Wakefield city centre, on May 30, 2018.
He said he had always paid for the drugs through work, but suffered serious injuries when someone through a brick through a window of a car and affected his eye sight. He became isolated after leaving his job and bought cannabis in bulk. His intake became worse and decided to grow his own, claiming he had no intention of selling the drug for financial gain. He still lives with his mother at the same address.
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