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Man arrested after Pubs Against Drugs operations in Ivybridge and Kingsbridge |
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Police have thanked licensees in South Devon after another recent successful Pubs Against Drugs operation. Officers visited six pubs across Ivybridge, Yealmpton and Kingsbridge on Friday 27 and Saturday 28 February with police drugs dog Skye to make checks and deter any customers who might be tempted into criminal activity. Devon & Cornwall Police local neighbourhood officers, working with licensing officers, volunteer Special Constables and the specialist dog handler, spoke to pub staff and carried out ten stop searches on members of the public. We are happy to report that no drugs were seized from anyone at licensed premises in Ivybridge and Yealmpton A local 21 year old man was arrested in Kingsbridge on suspicion of possession with intent to supply class B drugs. Officers also seized a quantity of cash from the man. The man was released from custody on Sunday 1 March and is on bail while enquiries continue. A knife was also seized from a man at a pub in Ivybridge. Sergeant Charlie Wilkes said: “Our officers and the drugs dog were very well received in the majority of pubs and the staff were very welcoming and supportive. These are positive operations which act as a deterrent for drug use and can help disrupt criminality. We would like to pass on our enormous thanks for everyone’s hard work and enthusiasm and we will be planning further operations of this kind in the future.” Anyone who has information about drug dealing in their community can report it to police by calling 101 or visiting the Force website Home | Devon & Cornwall Police If you wish to remain anonymous you can report crime via Crimestoppers 0800 555111 or on the Crimestoppers website Independent UK charity taking crime information anonymously | Crimestoppers To receive free regular updates from your local officers why not sign up to Devon & Cornwall Police Community Messaging. This two-way information system allows the Force to connect with communities and offers crime prevention advice to your inbox, as well as diary dates for events where you can meet your local officers. Find out more here Home Page - Devon and Cornwall Community Messaging You can also follow Ivybridge & Rural Police and Kingsbridge Police on Facebook. | ||
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