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Mobile phones have been seized as part of an investigation into a feud between drugs gangs in North Down.
The devices were found during a search of an address in North Belfast on Tuesday by detectives from the Paramilitary Crime Task Force (PCTF).
A number of properties have been attacked in recent weeks as part of the conflict, which police have blamed on expelled members of the UDA.
Police continue to investigate incidents linked to drugs gangs in North Down. pic.twitter.com/pCFvHKDw6d
— Police Ards and North Down (@PSNIArdsNDown) April 5, 2023
PSNI Detective Inspector Corrigan said: “A number of items, including mobile phones, have been recovered for further examination.
“Police continue to maintain a highly visible policing presence across North Down.”
Officers are appealing for information relating to the ongoing feud.
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