"Two London men have been arrested after a kilo of ketamine was found in a car stopped in Essex. Police intercepted a black Jaguar on Broomfield Road, Chelmsford shortly before 9pm on Saturday. A search of the vehicle located a large bag of white powder worth around 10,000 hidden inside a carrier bag in the passenger footwell. Cannabis was also discovered in the door pocket."
"Superintendent Ian Hughes said: These arrests reflect a robust response to a growing concern where people are prepared to supply or use controlled substances that are designed for use by professionals in other settings. Ketamine is not a harmless party drug it's an illegal controlled substance. Possession can lead to arrest and prosecution, and misuse carries serious health risks. Our message is clear: don't take any risks with drugs."
"A force spokesman added: Road safety is a top priority for Essex Police and throughout December we are supporting a national road safety policing operation targeting drink and drug drivers in Essex to make our neighbourhoods and roads safe. We will not tolerate drink or drug driving or supplying drugs in Essex."
Two London men were arrested in Essex after police stopped a black Jaguar in Chelmsford and found about a kilogram of ketamine hidden inside a carrier bag in the passenger footwell. Officers also found cannabis in a door pocket. Two males aged 23 and 29 were detained on suspicion of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs and remain in custody; the 29-year-old was also arrested for driving over the drug limit. Essex Police warned that ketamine is an illegal controlled substance with serious health risks and stressed ongoing road safety policing against drink and drug driving.
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