Joint operation help police make illegal drugs seizure in Banbury

Trained drugs detecting dogs helped officers seize illegal drugs from three people at the Banbury Train Station last night, Friday May 21.
By Matt Elofson
Published 22nd May 2021, 12:15 BST
Updated 22nd May 2021, 14:44 BST
Trained drugs detecting dogs helped police officers seize illegal drugs from three people at the Banbury Train Station last night, Friday May 21.(Image from TVP Banbury Twitter)Trained drugs detecting dogs helped police officers seize illegal drugs from three people at the Banbury Train Station last night, Friday May 21.(Image from TVP Banbury Twitter)
Trained drugs detecting dogs helped police officers seize illegal drugs from three people at the Banbury Train Station last night, Friday May 21.(Image from TVP Banbury Twitter)

The illegal drugs seizure was the result of a joint operation between the British Transport Police, the use of drugs detection dogs from the Inquest Canine Detection & Security LTD and Banbury officers with Thames Valley Police.

The drugs were seized from three people, all of whom were dealt with using out of court disposals.