Drugs with a street value of more than £800,000 have been recovered across Moray.
Police executed warrants at three different addresses in the region at about 6.25am on Tuesday and two men have been arrested.
Officers recovered drugs and cash from premises on Tower Place in Elgin, South Road in Garmouth and Speymouth Drive in Mosstodloch.
One of the raids took place at an industrial unit in Elgin.
The cocaine, ecstasy and ketamine discovered have an estimated street value of about £814,000.
Police were in attendance at Elgin Storage on Tuesday. Image: Jasperimage.
During the searches, police also found £22,500 in cash.
Two men appeared in private at Elgin Sheriff Court today.
Mark Davidson, 34, from Moray, and Ben Terry, 33, of no fixed abode, each faced four charges under the Misuse of Drugs Act, alleging they produced and supplied controlled drugs.
Both made no plea and were released on bail. They will reappear in court at a later date.
Detective Sergeant Sam Harris said: “It’s vital that we prevent illicit drugs reaching our local communities.
“We encourage anyone with information or concerns about drug-related activity in their area to contact police on 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.”
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Drugs with street value of more than £800,000 recovered in Moray
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