Two arrested after class A drug stash worth £1.6m found in Glasgow flat

Police Scotland arrest two after £1.6m of class A drugs, including cocaine, and cash are seized at a Glasgow flat on Holm Street. Court appearance follows.

Officers recovered a significant amount of cocaine and a six-figure sum of cash. <i>(Image: PA)</i>

(Image: PA)

A man and a woman were arrested after a stash of class A drugs worth about £1.6 million was recovered from a Glasgow flat.

The man, 29, and 21-year-old woman are to appear in court on Wednesday after Police Scotland raided the Holm Street flat on Tuesday at 8pm.

Officers recovered a significant amount of cocaine and a six-figure sum of cash.

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Detective Chief Inspector Laura Sands, said: “This significant recovery highlights our determination to protect the public by disrupting the trade of illegal drugs and preventing them causing harm in our communities.

“It also underlines our commitment to the Serious Organised Crime Taskforce and the country’s serious organised crime strategy.

“Information from the public is vital to help us continue this work and I’d ask anyone with concerns or information about drug crime in their area to report this to us.”