A year after police in New Zealand said they would no longer search for cannabis grows using helicopters and planes, the practice has resumed.
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The annual aerial hunt had been happening for about 20 years before pausing last year. The national operation has an average cost of about $700,000 and police say they target gang-affiliated, large-scale commercial growers.
That wasn’t the case earlier this week, however, when police flew a helicopter over the home of an elderly couple to spray their three plants.
The couple, who were not named, told Stuff that they were eating dinner when they noticed the chopper heading their
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