Five people arrested as police carry out drugs warrants in North Bristol
It follows two days of action earlier this week
Five people have been arrested in connection with a police operation North Bristol.
Officers seized thousands of pounds in cash as well as class A drugs over two days of action in the city earlier this week.
It happened as several warrants were carried out by the police during the operation held between August 8 and 9.
Officers have revealed the following people have been arrested for the following alleged offences:
- A 24-year-old man from Southmead was arrested and subsequently charged with possession with intent to supply a class A drug and possession of criminal property. He appeared in court on Wednesday 9 August and was remanded ahead of his next appearance at Bristol Crown Court on Thursday 7 September
- A man in his 20s was also arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply a class A drug in Henbury on Tuesday. Cash and an electric Surron-style bike were also seized. He has since been released under investigation
- A warrant executed in Henbury saw a man in his 40s arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of class A drugs, as well as kicking a police officer. He has been released under investigation
- And a man in his 40s and a woman in her 30s were arrested having been wanted for failing to attend court
- A sixth person, who is in their 20s, was also reported for a number of driving offences relating to a motorbike.
Acting Inspector Richard Jones said: "We are committed to targeting those people suspected of being involved in drug supply, utilising vital information provided by the community.
"One person has already appeared in court following this week's activity and enquiries into several other suspected offences continue.
"The calls and online reports of criminality we get from people are used to prepare for policing operations like this and this week's work shows how working together can help make a big difference."