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10/07/2006
Police seize drug tablets in Belfast
Police in south Belfast have recovered what is believed to be a substantial quantity of ecstasy tablets.
A police spokesperson said that the tablets had an estimated street value of around £50,000.
The tablets were recovered after police spoke to the occupants of a car in Glengall Street at around 6pm on Sunday.
Three people were arrested for questioning regarding the seizure.
(SP/KMcA)
A police spokesperson said that the tablets had an estimated street value of around £50,000.
The tablets were recovered after police spoke to the occupants of a car in Glengall Street at around 6pm on Sunday.
Three people were arrested for questioning regarding the seizure.
(SP/KMcA)
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