Q Radio News
Drugs worth an estimated £300,000 have been seized outside Lisburn.
The PSNI says a police dog - Carlo - located the suspected cocaine on Wednesday night during the search of a vehicle at Sprucefield.
A 24-year-old man was arrested and remains in custody.
Detective Chief Inspector Kelly from Paramilitary Crime Task Force said: “The illegal importation and supply of Class A drugs cause significant harm to our communities and the police service will continue to robustly target the organised crime groups involved in this criminality."
Suspected cocaine worth an estimated £300,000 seized after search of vehicle in the Sprucefield area of Lisburn. 24-year-old man arrested.
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