Source: New Zealand Police
Police have arrested and charged three people following an operation targeting organised crime in Dunedin.
On Thursday 12 February, Police conducted a search warrant at a commercial address on Willis Street, Dunedin.
During the search Police located and recovered a stolen vehicle from the address, and three men were arrested.
The men, aged 28, 32, and 37, all appeared in Dunedin District Court today and are due to reappear on 12 March.
They face a range of charges relating to the supply of class C drugs, offering to supply class B drugs, and receiving stolen property.
“I am really pleased with this outcome, and it’s great for the community,” says Detective Jo McLaughlan of Dunedin’s Organised Crime Unit.
“The supply of drugs brings astronomical social harm to our community and will not be tolerated.
“This operation focused on disrupting illegal activity being run through commercial businesses and I am glad we are able to hold these three men to account.
“Police are committed to, and will, continue to work hard to disrupt organised crime,” Detective McLaughlan says.
Anyone with knowledge or concerns of organised crime, or any crime, in their area are urged to make a report through 105, either online or over the phone – or call 111 if the offending is happening now.
You can also provide information anonymously through Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.
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Issued by Police Media Centre
