Police searching Ronkswood homes for drugs found weapons and a vulnerable cuckooing victim. No arrests have been made.
Officers found a baseball bat, a knife, scales, and a burner phone at the houses. The baseball bat and knife were at one location, while the scales and burner phone were at the other.
Police also found a note and notebook that might contain drug dealing information. Officers took all items as evidence for the investigation.
A man at one of the houses said he was a cuckooing victim, explaining that criminals took over his home and used it for illegal activity. Police are now helping him.
The Warndon Safer Neighbourhood Team conducted the operation with assistance from the Task Force and the Local Policing Priorities Team.
Sergeant Brian Simpkins stated that they acted on community concerns and emphasized their commitment to stopping illegal drug dealing, as it harms the community.
He also mentioned that no arrests were made during the operation, adding they are currently helping the cuckooing victim. Warrants help disrupt drug networks, which is important to reduce harm.