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Cocaine and ecstasy worth an estimated £100,000 has been recovered by police in Limavady.Cocaine and ecstasy worth an estimated £100,000 has been recovered by police in Limavady.
The haul, which contained 1.25kgs of cocaine and about 3,000 ecstasy tablets, was found during a search of a number of houses on Thursday.The haul, which contained 1.25kgs of cocaine and about 3,000 ecstasy tablets, was found during a search of a number of houses on Thursday.
One person was arrested and is being questioned by police.One person was arrested and is being questioned by police.
Meanwhile, police recovered £20,000 of cannabis resin in a separate opertion in Coleraine. It was found in a house and garden in Somerset Drive.Meanwhile, police recovered £20,000 of cannabis resin in a separate opertion in Coleraine. It was found in a house and garden in Somerset Drive.
No arrests were made.No arrests were made.
Commenting on the Limavady find, Inspector Tony Callaghan said: "We have been successful once again in taking these dangerous substances out of circulation and preventing further misery for users and their families."Commenting on the Limavady find, Inspector Tony Callaghan said: "We have been successful once again in taking these dangerous substances out of circulation and preventing further misery for users and their families."
He added: "We would urge people in the community to continue to assist us with any information they have regarding suspicious and illegal activity in the borough."He added: "We would urge people in the community to continue to assist us with any information they have regarding suspicious and illegal activity in the borough."