Two suspects were arrested after officers uncovered two laundry bags full of cannabis.
During a routine patrol in Hyson Green on Monday (21 July), members of the Knife Crime Team saw two men loaded with suspicious-looking packages approach a car parked on Berridge Road West.
Once officers were spotted by the pair, one of the suspects quickly headed inside a property and locked the door.
The other suspect was searched and found to be in possession of a large quantity of bank notes and a mobile phone.
Two laundry bags full of what was suspected to be cannabis were then discovered inside the property, along with cocaine, more mobile phones and sim cards.
Two 21-year-old men were arrested on suspicion of possession with the intent to supply the Class B drug cannabis and possession of the Class A drug cocaine.
Sergeant Matt Daley, of Nottinghamshire Police’s Knife Crime Team, said:
“This incident was the result of excellent work by one of our patrols and has taken a substantial amount of drugs off the street.
“Whilst out on our patrols, we are, of course, hoping to identify knife-carriers, but weapons are often associated with drug dealing which is exactly why we target potential dealers.”
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