Huge Zombie Knife and Class A Drugs Seized in Lowbourne Traffic Stop
Just before 3pm on Thursday (15/10), police pulled over a Ford Fiesta in Lowbourne, sparking a major drug and weapons bust.
Zombie Knife and Drugs Found in Car Search
During a Misuse of Drugs Act search, officers uncovered a massive zombie knife, a stash of suspected Class A drugs, cash, and various drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle.
Two Men Arrested – One Back Behind Bars
- A 29-year-old Melksham man was arrested on suspicion of drug driving, carrying a knife in public, and possession with intent to supply Class A drugs. He was taken to Melksham custody and later released under investigation as inquiries continue.
- A 22-year-old man from Broughton Gifford was arrested for possession of a knife in public and intent to supply Class A drugs. He has since been recalled to prison.
Police Sound Warning Over Drugs and Knives
PC Thomas Richardson said: “These are serious offences and this was a positive proactive stop. We are pleased that a large knife has been removed from the community, together with a significant amount of suspected class A drugs.
“These drugs destroy lives and blight entire communities through increased crime and anti-social behaviour. We will simply not tolerate this and will continue to make every effort to bring those involved to justice.”
“I would urge anyone who is aware of drug activity in their area to contact 101 – you can be assured that any information you give will be treated with the utmost discretion.”
