Drug dealers found with 37 wraps of Class As and £1,700 cash in West Yorkshire

West Yorkshire Police arrested two people for possession with intent to supply after finding 37 wraps of drugs during a traffic stop.
By Alex Evans
Published 10th May 2020, 11:52 BST
Updated 10th May 2020, 11:54 BST

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Police found the drugs on the two people in the carPolice found the drugs on the two people in the car
Police found the drugs on the two people in the car

Police found the two adults in a VW Golf had 37 wraps on them and arrested them both for possession with intent to supply Class A drugs.

They also found £1,700 in cash after searching a house in connection with the incident.

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The arrests happened on Thursday in Wkye, but police only issued information about it today.

The incident happened in WykeThe incident happened in Wyke
The incident happened in Wyke

A spokesman for the force said: "Last stop in Wyke resulted in this Golf being searched and two adult occupants being arrested for Possession with intent to supply Class A drugs after we located 37 wraps, a house search also uncovered nearly £1,700 in cash."

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