TWO Bradford men were arrested and a large quantity of drugs and a 'zombie'-style knife were seized in Harrogate
Officers from North Yorkshire Police's Operation Expedite Team were on patrol in Harrogate last week when they stopped the Volkswagen Passat after a car was intercepted on Victoria Road due to its manner of driving.
On stopping the vehicle and searching the occupants and the car, officers found two bags containing around 100 wraps of suspected class A drugs and a large 'zombie'-style knife.
Both occupants of the vehicle, two men from Bradford aged 18 and 31, were both arrested on suspicion of possessing class A drugs with intent to supply, and possessing an offensive weapon.
They have both been released on conditional bail to allow for further enquiries to be carried out.
A spokesperson from North Yorkshire Police said: "Drug dealing and the county lines method – where dealers from out of town – usually urban areas, travel to smaller towns to sell drugs that they have advertised via mass text messaging – remains a priority for North Yorkshire Police.
"We urge anyone with information about drug dealing or if they believe a vulnerable neighbour is being targeted by drug dealers to contact us or Crimestoppers."
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