Two regional crime units and a police force seized the drugs (Image: West Yorkshire Police)
FOUR males were arrested after Class A drugs worth £20 million were found in several vehicles.
Two regional crime units, including Yorkshire and Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit, and a police force seized the 200kg of cocaine in Reddich.
A spokesperson from the force said: "Officers from the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit (YH ROCU) assisted by West Midlands ROCU and West Mercia Police seized an estimated 200kg of Class A drugs, believed to be cocaine, worth an estimated £20 million from several vehicles in the Reddich area earlier today.
"Four males have been arrested and a number of addresses in the West Midlands and Scotland have been searched.
"All four remain in custody and enquires continue."
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