Officers initially detained one male after a short pursuit on foot in the Donegall Pass area of South Belfast, police say
Three arrests have been made as detectives in Belfast seized Class B controlled drugs with a potential street value of £225,000 and a large sum of cash, police say.
A property in East Belfast was also searched in connection with the investigation on Tuesday, September 24.READ MORE: Belfast community worker claims reporting hate crimes to PSNI a 'waste of time' “Investigating the supply of illegal drugs and the gangs involved is a priority for Police. Seizures and arrests such as this demonstrate our ongoing commitment to tackling drug criminality.
“Those involved in the supply of illegal drugs prey on vulnerable members of our community and only seek to line their own pockets with cash, regardless of the harm they cause to users, their families and the health service.
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