Officers uncover more than 100 bags of 'heroin and crack cocaine' after driver abandons stolen car
Cops uncovered a large amount of Class A drugs after a driver abandoned a stolen car in Tameside. Police clocked the vehicle, which had been reported as stolen, driving through Hyde yesterday evening .
Officers tried to get the vehicle to stop, but the driver had other ideas. Having made off from police, the driver eventually abandoned the car and its occupants fled the scene. After being searched, more than 100 bags of suspected heroin were found along with drugs believed to be crack cocaine. Greater Manchester Police says the car has now been recovered and will be reunited with its owner.A spokesperson for GMP Traffic wrote on Twitter: "Yesterday evening a stolen vehicle made off from the Sergeant. The assailants decamped from the vehicle and ran away.
"A search of the vehicle revealed 106 bags of suspected heroin and large pieces of suspected crack cocaine. The car will be returned to the owner."
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Dorset solar park starts providing power to buildings 100 miles awayThe controversial solar park has started providing power to buildings in the City of London's financial centre - more than 100 miles away.
Read more »
Pensioner climbing 100 mountains in three days after cancer diagnosis'He says the drug he takes is keeping him alive, so this is just his way of giving back'
Read more »
Finding the Titanic has been a fascination for the superrich for more than 100 yearsFirst wealthy enthusiasts spent millions helping scientists find the wreckage, then they wanted to see it for themselves up close 🔎 SteveRobson04 explores how the Titanic has been a fascination for the superrich for more than 100 years
Read more »
Does drinking 100% fruit juice reduce risk of cardiovascular disease?Study investigates the potential impact of (poly)phenols found in 100% fruit juices on cardiometabolic risk factors, utilizing published randomized controlled trials. It aims to understand how these compounds may mediate the effects on overall health.
Read more »
More of Shropshire's fire stations could be shared with police officers under partnershipFire stations across the county are already being used by police officers, and councillors have been told sharing is expected to increase.
Read more »