Drugs worth an estimated street value of £2.3 million have been recovered from a property in Clydebank.
Two people were arrested on Saturday, March 2 after officers acting under a warrant raided the property in McCreery Street, north west of Glasgow, around 8.20pm.
Inside, they found more than 41 kilos of cocaine, a ‘significant quantity of diazepam tablets, a kilo of heroin and just over 14 kilos of cannabis.
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A 30-year-old woman and 45-year-old man were arrested and charged and both were due to appear at Dumbarton Sheriff Court on March 11.
Detective Sergeant Nicky Beattie said: “This substantial recovery shows our commitment to disrupting drug activity and supply in our local communities. This seizure ensures that £2.3million worth of drugs will not be distributed on our streets.
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“Drugs cause real devastation to people’s lives and the wider community. The public can be assured that targeting drugs and tackling those involved in criminality remains a priority.”
Anyone with information or concerns about drug crime can contact Police Scotland on 101, or share info anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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