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GARDAÍ in Limerick city have arrested one man in relation to the seizure of suspected cocaine and cannabis with an estimated value of €200,000, along with €250,000 in cash.
As part of Operation Tara, the officers attached to Mayorstone Crime Unit arrested a man in his thirties, during the course of a search operation.
During a search under warrant at a number of residential locations in the St Mary’s Park area of the city on Wednesday, July 31, gardaí seized suspected cannabis valued at approximately €100,000 and arrested the man.
In a follow-up search this Thursday, suspected cocaine with an estimated value of €100,000, and €250,000 cash were seized.
The searches were assisted by the Garda Armed Support Unit and the Garda Dog Unit.
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The drugs seized will now be sent to Forensic Science Ireland for analysis.
The man arrested in connection with the investigation, is currently detained pursuant to Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984, at a garda station in the Limerick area.
Investigations are ongoing.
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