Two Teens Nabbed with Bags of Class A Drugs in Salisbury Sting
Two teenagers have been arrested in Salisbury after police uncovered a stash of Class A drugs in a swift operation yesterday evening.
Undercover Cops Spot Suspicious Activity
Plainclothes officers on patrol spotted dodgy behaviour in Salisbury city centre around 7pm on August 24. Their suspicions quickly led to action.
15 and 16-Year-Olds Caught Red-Handed
The teens, aged 15 and 16, were arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs. Officers found about 35 small bags of what is believed to be heroin or crack cocaine, along with mobile phones used for deals.
Police Crackdown on Teenage Drug Dealers
PC Mark Douglas of the Salisbury Area Community Policing Team said: “These arrests come thanks to proactive work by Operation Fortitude, targeting the worst crimes harming our communities.”
“Teenagers are often groomed or coerced into dealing drugs. While it’s vital to arrest those involved on the street, we are equally focused on tracking down bigger players further up the supply chain.”
Community Urged to Report Drug Crimes
Police urge anyone with concerns about drug dealing to speak up. If you witness a crime, call 999 immediately. For tips or ongoing intelligence, dial 101 or report online through the police website.
This latest bust highlights the ongoing fight against drug crime in Salisbury and the commitment to protecting young people from exploitation.
