19/09/2021
19/09/2021
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Man arrested during €20,000 drugs raid in Waterford city
A 29-year-old man was arrested during a planned drugs raid in Waterford on Wednesday, July 10.
As part of ongoing investigations targeting Organised Crime Groups operating in the Waterford area, a Joint Intelligence Led Operation was conducted by the Revenue Commissioners Customs Service, the Garda National Drugs & Organised Crime Bureau and the Waterford City Garda Drugs Unit.
The operation resulted in the search of a house in the Waterford City area.
During the course of this operation, a package containing approximately 1 kg of herbal cannabis with an estimated value of €20,000 was seized by Customs officers.
Gardaí arrested a 29-year-old man at the scene and he is currently detained under Section 2 of The Criminal Justice (Drugs Trafficking) Act 1996 at Waterford City Garda Station.
Investigations are continuing.
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