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Part of drugs haul seized by PSNI in Derry.
Police in Derry have recovered suspected Class A and Class B controlled drugs with an estimated street value of £100,000.
The seizure was made by police in the city yesterday, 18 March, 2026.
Part of drugs haul seized by PSNI in Derry.
Two men have been arrested as part of enquiries, which are ongoing, and both men remain in custody at this time.
Derry City and Strabane Inspector Ian Ferriby said: "Seizures such as this reduce the harm the supply and use of illegal drugs cause. We also know that those who are involved in the sale and supply of illicit drugs have only one aim - to make money at the expense of the misery and harm they cause to others.
Part of drugs haul seized by PSNI in Derry.
Part of drugs haul seized by PSNI in Derry.
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