Three charged after drugs worth more than £50,000 seized in Aberdeen
Two of those arrested were in a vehicle trying to board a ferry.
Three people have been charged after heroin worth more than £50,000 was seized in Aberdeen.
Police stopped a vehicle as it tried to board a vessel at the Ferry Terminal, Jamieson Quay, on Sunday.
Drugs with an estimated street value of around £50,000 were recovered.
A 41-year-old woman and a 34-year-old man, both from Glasgow, have been charged and are anticipated to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court on Monday.
Officers have also charged a 49-year-old local man following the recovery of heroin with a street value in the region of £2,000 from Guild Street on Friday.
He is anticipated to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court today on Monday.
Detective Sergeant Andy Wilson said: “The illegal supply of drugs spreads misery and harm in our communities and the last few days has seen a significant quantity of illegal drugs being removed from circulation.
“There will be no let up from Police Scotland in our commitment to tackling the illegal supply of drugs and associated antisocial behaviour.”
