Police seize £1 million worth of drugs in Cove operation

Authorities uncover significant cannabis haul and cash during raids in Cove.

In a significant operation, police have seized drugs valued at approximately £1 million in Cove, following intelligence-led actions that led to multiple arrests. The operation took place on Friday when officers executed a warrant at a residence on Clove Close, uncovering a substantial quantity of cannabis along with £7,000 in cash.

This operation highlights the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to combat drug-related crime in the community.

Details of the operation and arrests

During the raid at Clove Close, police discovered cannabis with an estimated street value of £1 million.

The operation resulted in the arrest of two men, aged 22 and 23, who were present at the property. In a simultaneous action, another warrant was executed at a property on Brimmond View in the Stoneywood area, leading to the arrest of a 38-year-old man. All three individuals have been charged in connection with the drug offenses and are scheduled to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.

Community impact and police commitment

Detective Sergeant Sam Harris emphasized the detrimental effects of drugs on communities, stating, “Drugs cause misery in our communities, and Police Scotland is committed to bringing those responsible for the cultivation, supply, and sale of illegal substances to justice.” The police are actively seeking the public’s assistance in their efforts to tackle drug-related issues, urging anyone with information or concerns to reach out. The public plays a crucial role in helping law enforcement target those involved in the drug trade.

How the public can help

Authorities encourage community members to report any suspicious activities or information related to drug trafficking. Individuals can contact the police directly at 101 or anonymously through Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111. The collaboration between the police and the public is vital in the fight against drug-related crime, ensuring that communities remain safe and free from the impacts of illegal substances.