Police have confirmed that all six remain in custody
All six people were arrested by lancashire-constabulary>Lancashire Constabulary on suspicion of Conspiracy to Supply a Class A controlled drug and money laundering. They are a man aged 34 from Leyland, a man aged 61 from Preston, a woman aged 26 from Preston, a man aged 35 from Preston, a man aged 52 from Blackpool and a man aged 36 from Blackpool.
“Here in Lancashire, we’re taking a very proactive approach to tackling the issue. Every week we’re arresting an average of 17 people for organised crime and each month we’re seizing over £55,000 of cash along with other assets like drugs and cash. “We are focussing on a significant amount of activity across the county and Operation Warrior is helping to ensure the net is closing in on organised crime in Lancashire.”
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