Two arrests made after community intelligence led police to find large amount of Class A drugs in Northampton house
Two people have been arrested after community intelligence led police to find a large amount of Class A drugs in a Northampton house.
On May 17, police received intelligence relating to concerns that drug dealing was taking place at an address in Lowlands Close.
The Northampton Neighbourhood Policing Team deployed to the address and once inside, found a large quantity of Class A drugs and a small amount of cannabis. Cash, scales, deal lists and phones were also found and seized.
Neighbourhood Policing Sergeant Kathleen Jeffries said: “I’d like to thank PCs Lynch and Morris for their hard work.
“Responding to concerns from our communities is the bread and butter of neighbourhood policing and I hope this incident demonstrates that ongoing determination to listen and act.
Two people - a man aged 40, and a woman aged 28, were both arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs and possession of cannabis. They have been released on bail pending further enquiries.