We executed an address at a warrant on Lester Road, Aylesbury where 12 bags of cannabis, £985 in cash and paraphernalia suggesting drug dealing were seized.

A man from Aylesbury was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of a class B drug. He has been bailed pending further enquiries.

Enquiries were also carried out into a number of domestic abuse investigations to help progress ongoing cases and officers supported the Child Abuse Investigation Unit with an attempted arrest, which was successful. The suspect was taken into custody and was dealt with by specialist officers.

An operation with the Aylesbury Neighbourhood Policing Team at a local college resulted in several stop searches being carried out and two individuals being issued with Community Resolutions for possession of cannabis.

This day of action forms part of our ongoing efforts to disrupt drug-related crime, target those involved in the supply of illegal drugs and safeguard vulnerable people. Working alongside our partners, we remain committed to making Buckinghamshire's communities safer

Inspector David Marshall of the Buckinghamshire Command Unit said: “Our ongoing efforts to tackle organised crime are delivering positive results across Buckinghamshire, helping to make our communities safer and reduce the impact of criminality on local residents.

“Keeping people safe and protecting those most at risk continues to be a key priority for Thames Valley Police.

“The commitment shown by officers and staff throughout this operation has been outstanding, and I am grateful for their continued dedication.

We will continue working with our partners to support victims, disrupt criminal networks and bring offenders to justice.”