Suspected Drugs Recovered After Ballymena Search

Police in Ballymena have recovered suspected Class A, B, and C drugs worth around £2,250 following a search in the St Patrick’s area. A sum of cash and electronic devices were also seized as enquiries continue.

Police Recover Drugs Worth Over £2,000 in Ballymena Search

Officers from the Ballymena District Support Team carried out a planned search at a property in the St Patrick’s area of Ballymena on Monday, 6th October 2025.

During the operation, police recovered suspected Class A, B, and C drugs with an estimated street value of £2,250, along with a sum of cash and various electronic devices.

A police spokesperson confirmed that enquiries are ongoing as officers continue to investigate the discovery.

Police Appeal for Information

The PSNI is urging anyone with information about the supply, possession, or misuse of drugs to come forward.

Members of the public can:

• Call the non-emergency number 101.
• Submit a report online via the PSNI reporting form at www.psni.police.uk/makeareport.
• Contact Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555 111 or visiting www.crimestoppers-uk.org.

Ongoing Commitment to Tackling Drugs in Mid and East Antrim

This operation highlights the ongoing efforts by Mid and East Antrim police to disrupt illegal drug activity in the area.
Local officers continue to act on community intelligence to make Ballymena a safer place for everyone.