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Published 14:59 28 Sept 2015 BST

Police chief Derek Arnson said that it was the first time in his career that he had seen damage to a house done by drugs dropped from the sky.
He told the Daily Telegraph: "Someone definitely made a mistake, and who knows what the outcome of that mistake might be for them."
The family joked they could have covered the cost of the damage had they kept the goods to sell.
Next time eh...

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