Cannabis and paraphernalia found during police raid

Ben Jolley

4 May 2024 at 2:00 am

Cannabis and paraphernalia were found during a police raid in Coronation Avenue, Whittlesey, on May 1. <i>(Image: Police)</i> — Cannabis and paraphernalia were found during a police raid in Coronation Avenue, Whittlesey, on May 1. *(Image: Police)*

Cannabis and paraphernalia were found during a police raid in Whittlesey.

Officers from the March neighbourhood team executed the drugs warrant in Coronation Avenue on Wednesday May 1 after concerns of the address being involved in drug supply.

No arrests were made on this occasion, but investigations are ongoing, confirmed Cambridgeshire Constabulary.

Find more information and advice on how to report concerns regarding drug supply via https://orlo.uk/7vD2Q

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