At least five other officers could be seen talking along with another officer inside a vehicle. A police vehicle from Hampshire Constabulary arrived at around 1.15pm for the arrested man to be escorted into. Increased police presence in area
Armed police arrest a man in connection to drugs, firearms and fraud offences in Weymouth on Wednesday, July 7. Picture: Dorset Echo A spokeswoman for the Counter Terrorism Policing South East and Regional Organised Crime Unit noted that residents in Weymouth may notice an increased police presence in the area but insisted there is no threat to the public. Detective Inspector Clair Trueman, of SEROCU, said: “These arrests form part of our ongoing work to tackle the supply of drugs and firearms within the South East region.
Armed police arrest man in Weymouth for suspected drug supply and firearms offences
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Armed police arrest man outside Dorset Echo office
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Armed police arrest man in Weymouth for suspected drug supply and firearms offences
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Detective Inspector for Tarian, Richard Weber, said: “I’m really pleased with the results of this intensification week, but the work doesn’t end here. “ We will continue to work with the police forces in southern Wales and our partners to make our regions safer from the fight against organised crime, the supply of Class A drugs, and the threat of serious violence. “County lines intensification weeks intend to disrupt organised crime gangs whose intentions inflict life-long mental and physical harm on vulnerable adults and young people. We aim to make southern Wales a hostile environment for these gangs and bring criminals to justice.”