Posted: Thu 23rd Jul 2020

Police say raid this morning in Mold is related to drugs and no other ongoing investigation

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Thursday, Jul 23rd, 2020

North Wales Police have said a raid which took place in Mold this morning was related to drugs and not connected to any other ongoing investigation. 

Police have issued a statement following ‘speculation on social media.’ 

“Local officers were involved in the exercising of a drugs warrant in the Broncoed Park area of Mold this morning.” A post on the forces South Flintshire Facebook page states. 

Chief Inspector Siobhan Edwards said: ‘I am unable to provide further details at this time, however I am are aware of speculation on social media, and would like to confirm that this morning’s activity is not connected to any other ongoing investigations in the local area.’

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