Four charged after cannabis grow found beneath Leamington nail bar

Two men and two women have now been charged with offences linked to the production of cannabis

Author: Lizzie CouttsPublished 18th Sep 2026

Four people have been charged after a cannabis grow was discovered beneath a nail bar in Leamington.

Police found 47 cannabis plants behind reinforced doors in the basement of a premises on Regent Street on Wednesday (16 September).

Trang Nguyen, 36, of Regent Street, has been charged with production of cannabis and possession with intent to supply.

Toam Phain, 43, from Portland Street, Leamington, faces charges related to acquiring, using, or possessing criminal property and production of cannabis.

Thong Phain, 32, of Bath Row in Birmingham and Kieu Tran, 45, of Livingstone Road in Birmingham, have been with production of cannabis.

Their first appearance was scheduled at Coventry Magistrates Court today (18 September).

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