A haul of Class A and B drugs worth more than £2,000 have been seized in a Carmarthenshire village.
Onlookers reported that the quiet community of Hendy was 'crawling' with police as officers carried out searches in the village on Saturday, October 19.
Cocaine, cannabis as well as a large amount of cash were found during the raids in the village that sits between Swansea and Carmarthenshire .
Dyfed-Powys Police were alerted to drug activity in the area after concerns were raised by people in the local community.
One man was arrested on suspicion of possessing cocaine and cannabis and was released under investigation pending further inquiries.
Two other men were both found in possession of cocaine and are due to be interviewed by officers.
One witness who wished to remain nameless said: "It's a really quiet village so it's unusual to see police around but Saturday night the place was crawling with police cars."
"There were around four or five cars and sniffer dogs by Iscoed Road and near Sawel Terrace as you are coming in to the village," he said.
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Temporary Sergeant Allan Rees said: "As As a result of these two warrants, Class A and B drugs worth more than £2,000 have been seized, along with £775 in cash.
“This result will disrupt the supply of drugs in our community, which was causing people a great deal of concern.
“We will not tolerate people blighting our society with drugs, and will act on any information we receive to tackle the use and supply of illegal substances.”
To report anything suspicious or concerns about the selling and taking of drugs in their community, call 101, or report online.
To report information anonymously, call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
