A 40-year-old Christchurch man is charged after police allege they found breaches of his medicinal cannabis licence during searches in Canterbury. Stuff and the Otago Daily Times report the man is facing charges relating to cannabis supply and possession, following what police describe as alleged non-compliance with the conditions of his licence. The NZ Herald likewise states that a Canterbury-based medicinal cannabis supplier is facing drug supply charges, with police alleging the licence was breached. Across the reports, the central allegation is that police discovered circumstances that do not meet the requirements attached to the person’s medicinal cannabis licence. The articles describe the man as a medicinal cannabis licence holder and note that he is charged by police after the searches. The reports do not provide details on the specific licence conditions allegedly breached, nor do they outline the man’s response to the charges. The cases are presented as ongoing, with police allegations forming the basis of the charges.