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Fourteen people have been arrested in a major police drugs raid in Wrexham.Fourteen people have been arrested in a major police drugs raid in Wrexham.
Around 100 officers arrived at a dozen addresses in the town at 0630 GMT, based on information from an eight-week undercover operation.Around 100 officers arrived at a dozen addresses in the town at 0630 GMT, based on information from an eight-week undercover operation.
A quantity of what is thought to be Class A drugs was seized. Two of the 14 being questioned are women.A quantity of what is thought to be Class A drugs was seized. Two of the 14 being questioned are women.
North Wales Police Chief Supt Phil Thompson said the raids were aimed at tackling the supply of heroin and crack cocaine in the area.North Wales Police Chief Supt Phil Thompson said the raids were aimed at tackling the supply of heroin and crack cocaine in the area.
He added: "Undercover officers were deployed for eight weeks prior to Christmas. We can't rule out that there will be more arrests."He added: "Undercover officers were deployed for eight weeks prior to Christmas. We can't rule out that there will be more arrests."
Chief Supt Thomson added that neighbours of some of the properties raided had come out in to the street to congratulate officers.Chief Supt Thomson added that neighbours of some of the properties raided had come out in to the street to congratulate officers.
The operation, codenamed Quantity, was the result of work by two undercover officers from another force.The operation, codenamed Quantity, was the result of work by two undercover officers from another force.
The raids were carried out in Caia Park in Wrexham, Rhosllanerchrugog, Ruabon and Brynteg.
Chief Supt Thomson said: "It's (the fight against drugs) an ongoing battle for us and we fight as hard as we can."Chief Supt Thomson said: "It's (the fight against drugs) an ongoing battle for us and we fight as hard as we can."