The High Court in Glasgow heard today that Keith Gartshore, Ross Blackshaw, and Christopher Robb were involved in the large scale cultivation at several connected units.
Keith Gartshore, 42, Ross Blackshaw, 37, and Christopher Robb, 35, ran the sophisticated drug-making operation at converted industrial units in Swanston Street, Dalmarnock. Police seized around £500,000 of cannabis as well as almost £100,000 of dirty money.
Prosecutor Alan Cameron told the how they were part of a "large scale cannabis cultivation" at several connected industrial units. A month later, Gartshore was held by officers. He had a key for one of the units as well as £38,000 of cannabis.Blackshaw, of Nitshill, dropped a laundry bag holding £15,200 of cannabis.
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