No arrests nearly two months after cannabis farm found at disused Walsall school
No arrests have been made nearly two months on from a huge drug bust at a disused Walsall school.

Police found 711 cannabis plants at the former Abu Bakr Boys' School building on Kent Street, on Saturday, June 12.

The total estimated value of the plants is believed to exceed £700,000.
In a bizarre turn of events, after the farm had been cleared by officers, three people broke into the building.
Images shared on social media showed police removing a youth and two men from the building on Monday evening, at around 6pm.

The group, aged 15, 18 and 25, were all arrested and released later without charge.
A spokesperson for West Midlands Police said: "We can confirm that no arrests have been made at this time with enquiries ongoing.
Anyone with information is asked to contact West Midlands Police using reference 20/546758/22.