

Police have seized suspected drugs worth around £10,000, a significant amount of cash, four cars and two motorbikes during a planned search in the Waterside area of Derry/Londonderry.
The operation was carried out by officers from the Derry City and Strabane District Support Team (DST) on Tuesday, 25 August.
Police in Derry/Londonderry have seized suspected drugs worth an estimated £10,000 following a planned search in the Waterside area.
The operation took place on Tuesday, 25 August, and was led by officers from the Derry City and Strabane District Support Team (DST).
Alongside the suspected Class B drugs, officers also seized:
Police have not disclosed the exact amount of money seized.
DST Inspector Cathal Pearce said police continue to target those involved in the sale and supply of illegal drugs across the district.
“We know the sale and supply of illicit drugs is an issue of concern, and we are working every day to remove drugs from communities and disrupt the activities of those involved in their sale and supply.”
Inspector Pearce described the planned Waterside search as another example of proactive policing aimed at tackling drug supply.
He added:
“This proactive search is another example of how we are tackling this issue and working to keep people safe.”
Police enquiries following the seizure are continuing.
Inspector Pearce appealed to anyone with information about suspected drug dealing or supply to contact police.
Information can be given to the Police Service of Northern Ireland by calling 101.
Reports can also be submitted through the PSNI online reporting service.
Anyone who does not want to speak directly to police can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or submit information through Crimestoppers UK.
In an emergency, always call 999.
You can report information to police online or contact Crimestoppers anonymously.
The Police Service said its enquiries into the Derry/Londonderry seizure remain ongoing.
The operation follows continued police activity targeting suspected drug supply across the Derry City and Strabane district.
Northern Ireland Online will provide further updates if additional information is released.


