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Four charged after £300,000 drug haul seized in Aberdeen car park

Four people have been charged after police recovered ketamine and cocaine worth more than £300,000 from a car in Aberdeen on Tuesday evening. The drugs were found in a Great Southern Road car park.

By The UK Pulse Editorial Team··1 min read·How we work
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Four individuals face court proceedings following the discovery of a substantial quantity of controlled substances in a vehicle in Aberdeen on Tuesday evening. Officers recovered ketamine valued at £186,000 and cocaine worth £115,000 from a car parked on Great Southern Road, bringing the total estimated street value to more than £300,000.

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Police Scotland characterised the operation as a significant enforcement action. Two women aged 26 and 28, alongside two men aged 27 and 28, were arrested at the scene and subsequently charged in connection with the seizure.

All four individuals are scheduled to appear before Aberdeen Sheriff Court to face the charges arising from the recovery. The operation represents a notable success in the force's ongoing efforts to disrupt drug trafficking in the region.

This article was sourced from bbc

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