'Large quantity' of 'drugs' found during Larkhall police raid
During the raid, cops allegedly recovered a large quantity of pills, which are believed to be Etizolam.
According to police, the drugs have an estimated street value of £70,000. 'Drug-making equipment' was also seized during the operation.
Following it, two men, aged 34 and 38, were arrested and charged in connection with the alleged recovery.
They are due to appear at Hamilton Sheriff Court on Thursday, April 24, 2025.
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Detective Superintendent Steven Elliott said: "Combatting drugs remains a high priority for us.
"This recovery is another example of our continuing work in support of Scotland's Serious and Organised Crime Strategy.
"If you have any concerns regarding criminality in your area, please contact us in the assurance that we will act accordingly.
"The public continues to have a vital role to play and I would urge anyone with information about drugs to contact us via 101 or make a call anonymously to Crimestoppers.'
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