Cannabis, phone and £400 cash seized from Southampton car passenger
Hampshire police seized cannabis, a mobile phone and almost £400 in cash from the passenger of a vehicle in Southampton during a stop for suspected drug-related activity, part of Operation Enduro. No weight was given for the cannabis and no arrests were reported.
Hampshire police seized cannabis, a mobile phone and almost £400 in cash from
the passenger of a vehicle in Southampton during a stop for suspected
drug-related activity.[1]Two more phones were recovered during a vehicle
search, one of which had been deliberately damaged.[1]A spokesperson for
Hampshire police said officers were able to recover key components from the
damaged phone, including the SIM card and battery, for further examination.[1]
Officers seized two illegal e-scooters and reported the riders for driving
without insurance and a licence.[1]Two cars being driven without valid
insurance were also seized and a stolen van was recovered.[1]Officers from
teams across the north and west of the city were out the previous day carrying
out proactive patrols and enforcement activity.[1]They were joined by
specialist motorcycle officers and the proactive Roads Policing Unit.[1]
Yahoo News UK’s syndicated account records the same cannabis, e-scooter and
vehicle seizures during the Southampton operation.[2]The work forms part of
Hampshire police’s Operation Enduro, which aims to tackle vehicle-related
anti-social behaviour and target illegal vehicle use.[1]The spokesperson said
the operation will continue in Southampton in the coming weeks.[1]
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