Garde comes out of the drug at a value of 75 thousand euros and 41 vehicles after searches in Dublin

After the searches in the western Dublin Metropolitan region, Gardaí seized more than 75,000 euros of control drugs on Thursday.

The drugs that were seized by cannabis, cocaine, ketamine, heroin, and albrazolam included (subject to analysis). About 6,500 euros were seized in cash.

On a day full of movement, Gardaí also seized 41 vehicles as part of an ongoing process to target the illegal use of electronic bikes, equipment, and electronic nervousness.

20 residential properties were searched under a court order in the DMR WEST region – Southern Southern Crime (Clondalkin/Bellyfermot/Rathcoole/Ronanstown/Lucan).

A great mention was arrested and later was charged with the theft in which two motorcycles were stolen.

Other searched buildings resulted in a stolen convoy last year.

After the searches, a number of patrols and checkpoints were conducted, which led to the arrest of an adult man who is involved in a dangerous driving of a jamming device along the pedestrian corridors.

The work day was provided by members of the community participation and the stolen cars investigation unit, as well as the Grada Air Force Support Unit.

“This was a multi -faceted process, which focused on both road traffic and discovery of serious crime, said the chief supervisor Michael McKinolati of the DMR West section.

“The success of the operation is a testimony for the ongoing efforts made by Gardaí to address the use of cycling programs and electronic bicycles for criminal purposes, while giving priority to the safety of the local community.”