This is the dramatic moment Jeremy Kyle joined police as they smashed in the front door of a cannabis farm.
The controversial TV host accompanied officers as they discovered a crop worth £100k at a terraced house in Gloucestershire.
Footage taken for the Kyle Files programme followed a police crackdown on Albanian gangs and drug factories on October 11 last year.
Jeremy Kyle joined police officers on a series of raids targeting suspected drug dealers in Gloucestershire
Dramatic footage showed the TV host watching on as officers smashed in the front door
The raids were the culmination of an eight-month investigation and saw around 50 officers raid six drug farms as well as five other properties, reports the Sun.
They recovered cannabis worth around £750,000 – with plants worth £100,000 seized from one property alone.
Dramatic footage shows the moment anti-drug officers smash in the door of a suspect’s home – before he bolts out the back in a bid to escape.
But police and dog teams give chase while Kyle watches on as officers inspect the cannabis find.
The TV host said: ‘It’s extraordinary. The thing is, you could just be living in your house and you wouldn’t know next door every room is crammed.’
Police claim it could have taken just weeks to set up the cannabis farm.
They recovered cannabis worth around £750,000 – with plants worth £100,000 seized from one property alone
This is the haul of cannabis uncovered by police. TV host Jeremy Kyle joined police on the raids
Since the raids, nine men have now admitted drugs offences
Since the raids, nine men have now admitted drugs offences.
Elis Gashi, 32 of High Street, Tredworth, Gloucester, and Dardan Horhaj 22 of Widden Street, Gloucester, have admitted conspiring to supply and produce class B drug cannabis as well as two charges of possession/control a false/improperly obtained identity document.
Dritan Muhametaj, 27 of no fixed abode; Krenhmik Muja, 20 of London Road, Gloucester; Ardit Agaaj, 27 of Birchmore Road, Gloucester; Gurgen Nikoci, 21 from Norwich; Bardhyl Arifaj, 33 of St Phillips Close, Gloucester; Aranit Kasaheri, 34 of Woodford Green, London have admitted the production of class B drug cannabis.
Jeton Muja , 26, of Orchard Close, Gloucester, has admitted conspiracy to supply and produce class B drug cannabis.