Police seize £1 million liquid spice in Bradford operation
Summarised from 5 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 12:49 · Archive
Police found 35 litres of liquid spice worth more than £1 million hidden in a Haworth basement.
Police have seized liquid spice worth more than £1 million during an operation targeting the use of the drug in Bradford. The 35 litres of liquid spice was found hidden in a basement in Haworth. Officers also recovered £10,000 in cash at a house in central Bradford during the operation.
Two men have been charged following the seizure. The drugs had an estimated street value of more than £1 million. Spice is a synthetic cannabinoid that has been linked to serious health and social problems in communities across the UK.
How it is being reported
- £1m stash of liquid spice found in Yorkshire village basementHuddersfield Examiner · 1 Oct, 18:34
- Liquid Spice 'worth more than £1m' found in cellarBBC Leeds And West Yorkshire · 1 Oct, 14:56
- Names of 2 men charged after £1 million liquid spice hidden in Haworth basementKeighley News · 1 Oct, 13:05
- Names of 2 men charged after £1 million liquid spice hidden in basementTelegraph & Argus · 1 Oct, 11:35
- Liquid 'spice' with street value of more than £1million seized during operation in HaworthYorkshire Post · 1 Oct, 11:26
In this story: Haworth · Bradford
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