Arrests follow drug raids in Gravesend
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Police
have arrested 22 people following early morning raids at
properties in Gravesend and Dartford.
Officers found five cannabis plants, a
small amount of cannabis resin, and tablets thought to be
amphetamine sulphate - or speed. They also seized a large quantity
of mobile phones, cash, and a stolen motorbike.
Those detained have
been questioned on suspicion of supplying controlled
drugs.
The day of action targeted
26 homes in north Kent and south east London, including 12 in
Gravesham and nine in Dartford.
It was designed to disrupt drugs
networks involving suppliers and users across Dartford and
Gravesham.
Audio: Chief Supt Paul
Brandon speaking after the drugs raids
Assistant chief constable Alan
Pughsley, said: "Drug dealing is a blight on our society and feeds
other crimes such as burglary and theft. We are determined to do
all that we can to stop this activity and we work constantly to
disrupt these criminal groups and stop them getting a foothold in
the area.
If you have any information or
concerns about criminal activity where you live, call your
neighbourhood policing team on 01622 690690, or Kent Crimestoppers,
anonymously, on 0800 555111.
Tuesday, March 16 2010
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