Two men from Lawrence Hill have been arrested after £56,000 of drugs were seized yesterday (July 26).
Avon and Somerset Constabulary officers were notified yesterday morning by UK Border Force about a package they had intercepted.
It contained a magazine which concealed what was believed to be 4,100 tabs of LSD, a Class A drug - with an estimated street value of £41,000.
Officers in Bristol set out for the intended delivery address of the suspected recipient, where a 35-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of importation of Class A drugs.
Whilst carrying out a search of the property, police said they found three lard tubs of cannabis believed to be worth approximately £5,000.
Another 39-year-old male was also detained and found to be carrying a large amount of cannabis resin, police said.
Further searches yielded a discovery of yet more drugs paraphernalia, including significant quantities of cannabis oil, magic mushrooms, and cannabis resin - worth a collective estimated street value in excess of £10,000 which resulted in the man being arrested on suspicion of intent to supply Class B drugs.
Both men remain in police custody.
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