Two men have been charged with drug offences after police stopped a van on a motorway in the midlands.
The van was stopped by police on the M42 in Worcester and officers found three kilos of cocaine stored in a hide within the vehicle.
The stop was followed up with police raids in Garston, Aigburth and Rhyl leading to the seizure of £10,000 in cash, a cash-counting machine and a drugs press.
The activity was a joint operation between Merseyside Police and the force in North Wales.
Police have now charged two men with drug offences.
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Peter Ginley, 32, of of Heath Road in Garston and Robert McKenna, 54, of Maes Glas in Rhyl, have both been charged with conspiracy to supply Class A and Class B drugs.
Both men are set to appear at Liverpool Magistrates court today.
