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Seven people have been arrested after a Gardai seizure, which saw 31 vehicles, drugs and a "number of weapons" being seized by Gardai.
Gardaí in the K District conducted a Day of Action yesterday, Tuesday, April 16, resulting in the seizure of 31 vehicles, quantities of drugs and a number of weapons. Gardaí made seven arrests.
The purpose of this Day of Action was to seize vehicles suspected of involvement in dangerous driving incidents within the K District and to disrupt the sale and supply of controlled drugs within the area.
Specialist units from An Garda Síochána assisted in this Day of Action including the K District Community Policing personnel, K District Drugs Unit, K District Detective Units, K District Crime Task Force, Divisional Roads Policing Unit and the Dublin Metropolitan Region Crime Response Team. Members of Dublin City Council’s Animal Welfare Section also provided assistance.
During yesterday’s operation, which involved 50 members of An Garda Síochána, 44 searches were carried out along with a number of checkpoints.
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