THOUSANDS of pounds worth of drugs were allegedly discovered after a driver was stopped by police.
Officers' attention was first drawn to the motorist as they had been spotted using a mobile phone.
The driver was reportedly found to be disqualified and driving with no insurance.
They allegedly gave false details to police, who came across the alleged haul of class A drugs, which is estimated to be worth around £40k.
An arrest was made.
Glasgow South East Police took to Twitter to warn drivers.
Lesson of the day-don’t use your phone while driving. #GlasgowRP will stop you.We will see you’re disqualified w/ no insurance after giving false info & that you have ~£40k of Class A drugs on board.
— Glasgow South East Police (@GlasgowSEPolice) June 17, 2022
You will be arrested.
We will deny criminals the use of Scotlands Road Network. pic.twitter.com/QlsIT9OfpC
They wrote: "Lesson of the day, don’t use your phone while driving. #GlasgowRP will stop you.
"We will see you’re disqualified/driving with no insurance after giving false info and that you have ~£40k of Class A drugs on board.
"You will be arrested. We will deny criminals the use of Scotland's road network."
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