St Paul's man charged with drug offences after police raid
31-year-old Junior Angus from Argyle Road is set to appear before magistrates today (25 January)
A man has been charged with crack cocaine and heroin supply offences after a police raid of a property in St Paul's.
The neighbourhood team seized dozens of wraps of drugs as well as cash and a number of mobile phones yesterday morning as part of their work to tackle anti social behaviour.
31 year old Junior Angus from Argyle Road is set to appear before magistrates today also charged with possessing cocaine.
Neighbourhood Inspector Chris Green said: "People living and working in St Paul's are asking us to put a stop to drug dealing and the crime and anti-social behaviour that come with it.
"As well as tackling those suspected of supplying drugs, we work to prevent young people from being exploited by criminals through referrals to community and partner agencies offering positive opportunities and chances to leave crime behind."
If you or someone you know is affected by drug misuse you can find details of support services on the Bristol City Council website.
Your information is very important to help to target drug dealers and tackle the associated crime and disorder which can blight our communities.
You can report drug crime on the police website.
You can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers 100 per cent anonymously on 0800 555 111.