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POLICE OFFICERS IN North Belfast searched a house under the Misuse of Drugs Act – and perhaps found more than they bargained for.
Officers from Tennent Street Neighbourhood Policing Team conducted a search of a house in Ballysillan this morning – and discovered a small quantity of suspected cannabis, as well as knives, replica firearms and phones.
The police investigation into the find is continuing.
“I would appeal to anyone who has concerns about drugs in your community to contact police. We will look into any report that we receive as we work with the community to reduce the harm caused by illegal drugs,” said Inspector David McBride, who noted that in Northern Ireland, the non-emergency number is 101.
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110 batteries, that’s some vibrator
Double the EU target but “room for improvement” some people are just never happy.
And an average of 7 that have some power left….
Ah but how many did Shades of Grey cause to be used?
I think my father could increase that national average by another few 100! There’s no such thing as a bad battery in my house!!
Not in mine. Rechargeables all the way!
And none of them are AAA……..
They’re mine, I bought them!
Woman and there vibrators ha ha
I have a problem..I’m looking for somewhere that does AA because I’m addicted to battery
i have about 500.
I wish can’t find any
have your say