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GARDAÍ IN DUBLIN have arrested a man in his 30s and seized €115,000 worth of cocaine.
The seizure was made as part of a lengthy surveillance operation by gardaí from Store Street station, aimed at disrupting the supply chain in the Dublin region.
Officers carried out a search at a premises on Moore Street in Dublin on Wednesday and found a quantity of what is believed to be crack cocaine, with a street value of €3,000.
Two false passports were also seized.
As part of a follow-up search, gardaí discovered 1.6kg of cocaine, with a street value of €112,000. Mixing agents, scales and a quantity of cash was also found.
The man, who was arrested for drug trafficking offences, is being held at Store Street garda station.
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