Police seize £1,000 of Mephedrone in Cinderford drugs raid
An estimated £1,000 worth of Mephedrone was seized in a drugs raid in Cinderford over the weekend.
Officersfrom the Operation Rapier team executed a warrant at Latimer Road, acting on intelligence.
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During the search at about 9.30pm on Friday (March 8) around three ounces of suspected 'MCAT' was found at the property. Police believe the seized substance was intended for up to 90 drug deals.
A 28-year-old man and 16-year-old boy from Cinderford and a 25-year-old man from Birmingham were arrested on suspicion of drugs possession and drugs supply in connection with the case and have been bailed to attend Gloucester police station on May 7, pending further inquiries.
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Forest Inspector Jane Horrobin said: "We believe these drugs were destined for the supply chain in the Forest, to possibly cause havoc in our communities or cost the health service money if anyone suffered ill effects.
"The housing association who own the house where the drugs have been found have also been informed of this operation so that we can ensure a joined up approach to dealing with this issue.
"My officers did a cracking job here, staying on after their duties were meant to end to ensure we could complete this warrant.
"I hope residents are reassured, and I hope anyone else with information about drugs in the community is encouraged to come forward.
"There is the police 101 number but also please remember information can be given anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."
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