Police uncover cocaine and diamorphine in two separate incidents in Aberdeen.
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Four men charged in Aberdeen drug bust worth over £21,000
In a significant operation, four men have been charged following the discovery of drugs, including cocaine and diamorphine, with an estimated street value exceeding £21,000 in Aberdeen. The incidents, which occurred on April 5, highlight the ongoing battle against illegal drug trade in the region.
Details of the police pursuit
The first incident unfolded around PM when a motorbike failed to stop for police in the Bankhead Road area of Bucksburn. This prompted a pursuit that concluded with the vehicle and its rider being traced near Laurel Drive in the Danestone area.
Upon apprehension, authorities recovered mobile phones, cash, cocaine, and diamorphine. The 25-year-old male rider now faces charges related to both road traffic and drug offenses.
Discovery of a significant drug package
On the same day, another significant drug seizure occurred in the Kittybrewster area of Aberdeen. A package containing cocaine and diamorphine, valued at over £21,000, was discovered. Following this, three men aged 23, 27, and 28 were arrested in the Bayview Court area of Seaton. These coordinated efforts by the police demonstrate a robust response to drug-related crimes in the city.
Police commitment to tackling drug crime
Detective Sergeant Sam Harris of Police Scotland emphasized the detrimental impact of drugs on communities, stating, “Drugs cause misery in our communities, and we are committed to tackling the supply and sale of illegal substances.” He further highlighted the importance of public cooperation in these efforts, urging anyone with information or concerns to reach out to the police via 101 or anonymously through Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.
All four men involved in these incidents were scheduled to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, marking a crucial step in the legal proceedings against drug-related offenses in the area. The police’s proactive approach and community involvement are essential in combating the ongoing challenges posed by organized crime.
