17/10/2021
17/10/2021
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The suspected cannabis and cocaine gardai seized during a house search in Fethard
Gardaí arrested a woman and seized €13,400 of suspected cocaine and cannabis in Fethard today.
Gardaí from the Clonmel District Drugs Unit and Clonmel Garda Station executed a search warrant at a house in Fethard shortly after 1pm.
During the search, the gardai seized €12,200 of suspected cocaine and €1,200 of suspected cannabis. The drugs will now be sent for analysis.
Gardaí arrested a woman, aged in her 30s, at the scene and she is currently detained at Clonmel Garda Station under the provisions of Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984.
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