A SHERBORNE property was raided by police who seized suspected cannabis and cocaine.

An address in Amors Drove saw a police presence on November 29 after officers received intelligence linked to reported dealing and supply of drugs from the property.

No arrests were made.

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One man attended a voluntary police interview while another is assisting officers with their investigation.

Neighbourhood sergeant Mike Brown, of Sherborne Police, said: “There is no place in Dorset for suspected drugs and we are absolutely committed to disrupting the activity of those who are believed to be dealing drugs in our communities.

“We know the impact drug-related activity has on an area and we will continue to execute warrants to identify those believed to be involved.

“While working together with our partners, we are determined to make our county a hostile place for suspected criminals, while protecting our communities and safeguarding those individuals who need our help the most.

“If you have any information regarding suspected drug-related activity, contact us at www.dorset.police.uk.

“If a crime is in progress, always dial 999.”

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