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Inquiry into missing police cash Inquiry into missing police cash
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An inquiry has been launched after cash went missing from a police station, it has emerged. An inquiry has been launched after it emerged that £170,000 went missing from a police station.
Police confirmed that money went missing from Hamilton police office in South Lanarkshire but would not reveal the amount involved.Police confirmed that money went missing from Hamilton police office in South Lanarkshire but would not reveal the amount involved.
A newspaper reported that £170,000 which had been seized in a drugs bust had vanished. However, a source confirmed that the cash was "in the order of £170,000", which had been seized in a drugs bust.
Strathclyde Police said that the ongoing inquiry meant that they could not comment further.Strathclyde Police said that the ongoing inquiry meant that they could not comment further.
A police spokesman said: "An inquiry is under way to locate a sum of money which currently cannot be accounted for at Hamilton police office.A police spokesman said: "An inquiry is under way to locate a sum of money which currently cannot be accounted for at Hamilton police office.
"Given that there is an ongoing inquiry it would be inappropriate to comment further.""Given that there is an ongoing inquiry it would be inappropriate to comment further."