The 26-year-old is to appear at Aberdeen Sheriff Court. Image: DC Thomson.
An Aberdeen man has appeared in court after the discovery of thousands of pounds of heroin in the Mastrick area of the city.
Police acted on information and recovered a quantity of the Class A drug on Whitemyres Avenue on Wednesday.
The estimated street value of the heroin was more than £6,000.
Dylan Thompson, 26, was arrested and appeared in private at Aberdeen Sheriff Court today.
He faced one charge under the Misuse of Drugs Act and made no plea.
His case was committed for further examination and he was granted bail.
Detective Constable Nick Bowyer said: “Drugs cause untold misery in our communities and we work tirelessly to disrupt the drugs trade and protect local people.
“Preventing the sale and supply of drugs remains a key focus for us.
“With the public’s continued support in providing us with information we will continue to disrupt such criminality.
Anyone with information regarding drugs in their local area should contact police through 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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