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Three arrested in Hackbridge drug raid

Police seized suspected Class A and B drugs, cash, and other items linked to drug supply following community reports.

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Three individuals have been arrested in Hackbridge, Sutton, after police executed a drug warrant on Spencer Road. The raid, conducted by the Sutton Neighbourhood Policing Team with support from the Territorial Support Group, led to the seizure of suspected Class A and B drugs, along with cash and other items associated with drug dealing.

Community Concerns Drive Operation

The police action followed reports from local residents detailing anti-social behaviour and suspected criminal activities occurring at the Spencer Road address. Authorities believe the property was being exploited by individuals engaged in criminal enterprises. The recovered items included a significant quantity of suspected illicit substances.

A police spokesman stated that the warrant was a direct result of information provided by the community. He emphasised the police commitment to addressing drug-related crime and the exploitation of vulnerable individuals. The spokesman also highlighted that the operation aimed to remove harmful drugs from the streets and disrupt suspected criminal networks.

The property has since been returned to its lawful owners. The police encourage anyone with further information regarding crime or anti-social behaviour to contact them by calling 101, visiting the Metropolitan Police website, or contacting Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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01What happened during the raid on Spencer Road?

Police executed a drug warrant on Spencer Road in Hackbridge, Sutton. During the raid, they arrested three people and seized suspected Class A and B drugs, cash, and other items linked to drug supply.

02Why was the drug raid carried out?

The operation was prompted by reports from local residents concerning anti-social behaviour and suspected criminal activity at the address. Police stated the warrant was a result of community information and aimed to tackle drug-related crime.

03What items were seized by police?

During the search of the property on Spencer Road, officers recovered a significant quantity of suspected drugs, believed to be Class A and B substances. Cash and other items associated with drug dealing were also seized.

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