Drugs and cash seized after Glasgow cops raid West End cafe
Community police officers discussed the search at the North Kelvin Community Council meeting this week.
One officer said: "That was something we were looking at as a team.
"We executed a Misuse of Drugs Act (1971) warrant.
"We did recover some drugs, not as much as we would have liked, but we did seize some cash as well, under the Proceeds of Crime Act (2002).
"If there is any intelligence whatsoever and you think anything untoward is happening at a business premises, please drop me a line and we can look into it."
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Attendees thanked the police for the update.
The officer continued: "See, after we get a warrant to look for drugs, even if we don't get anything or we get something, it doesn't mean that we just close the case.
"We continue. It's all about the intelligence coming in.
"Obviously, you have other coffee premises there, you can understand why it's an issue.
"There was a large quantity of cash seized and we took that to Glasgow Sheriff Court, saying 'these are the circumstances, we believe this is proceeds of crime as opposed to legitimate business elements."
"But I don't have any further updates on that."
Police Scotland was approached for comment but did not provide any further details.
Cops at the gathering also revealed statistics about crime in the area in April, including one housebreaking with intent to steal, which was described as "quite a frightening incident".
There has also been one theft of bicycles, two assaults, two vandalism and no drug offences.
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