'The cannabis cultivation found in the five properties was sophisticated and redolent of planning.'
The 51-year-old was arrested following a large-scale police probe including a raid at a cannabis factory in a unit at the Port Glasgow Industrial Estate.Prosecutors state it was aggravated by a connection with serious organisedOther addresses listed in the charge included a business centre in Glasgow's Anderston, two properties in Paisley, Renfrewshire as well as the A9 Perth to Inverness road.
Thompson, of Bo'Ness, was convicted after a trial in June of being concerned in the supply of cannabis.Thompson appeared in the dock in crutches. Lord Colbeck told him:"The cannabis cultivation found in the five properties was sophisticated and redolent ofHe added:"The court has to have regard to the planning and it is clear you had a significant role.Bob Mitchell, defending, said Thompson suffered from a number of
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