A man has been arrested after a large amount of drugs, cash and weapons were seized from a property in Urmston.
Officers from Trafford West executed a search warrant under the misuse of drugs act at an address on Lime Avenue at around 6:30am on Friday morning (June 18).
During the search, a large amount of cocaine was discovered, alongside a number of weapons including a machete and a baton.
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Cash, in excess of around £7,000, was also seized from the property.
Following the discovery, a 25-year-old male has been arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply class A drugs.
An investigation is underway and enquiries are ongoing.
Posting on the GMP Urmston Twitter account, officers wrote: "Earlier today the #TraffordWestArea team executed a Drugs Warrant at an address on Lime Avenue #Urmston.
"A large amount of cocaine was seized along with a large amount of cash, machete and baton.
"A 25yr old male has been arrested. Enqs ongoing. #SaferUrmston"
The drug warrant and subsequent arrest are the latest in Greater Manchester Police's crackdown on drug activity.
Earlier this week, police recovered a machete during a drugs raid in Irlam, Salford.
A large quantity of cannabis was seized from the property although it is not clear whether any arrests were made following the incident.
