Dumfries and Galloway drugs haul worth £330,000 seized
Dumfries and Galloway police have seized drugs worth more than £300,000 in the space of three days.
The cannabis, heroin, cocaine and amphetamines were discovered between Friday and Monday.
The largest single haul - valued at about £300,000 - was found in a vehicle on the A74(M) motorway.
A police spokesman said a man and a woman had been arrested as a result of the find and would appear at Dumfries Sheriff Court.
The other incidents were:
- After a search in Dalbeattie cannabis worth about £1,300 was recovered and a report is being prepared for the procurator fiscal
- A man and a woman will appear at Stranraer Sheriff Court in relation to the recovery of heroin in the town
- Two men will also appear in court in connection with the recovery of £30,000 worth of herbal cannabis on the A74(M)
- A house search in Wigtown recovered drugs and as a result a man from the town will be the subject of a report to the procurator fiscal
- Quantities of cannabis, cocaine and amphetamine were recovered after a number of house searches in Dumfries - a woman from the town is expected to appear in court.
Det Insp Mark Carruthers, of the force's drug squad, said: "This has been a particularly busy period which has brought about some substantial recoveries of drugs in the region over a fairly short period of time."
He urged anyone with further information about drugs in the region to contact police immediately.