A WOMAN was caught with almost £600,000 of class A drugs following a raid at her flat.

Emma Cunningham was held after police swooped at the two-bedroom property in Clydebank's Dalmuir on February 27 this year.

Prosecutor Lindsey Dalziel told the High Court in Glasgow how they were aware there was a "large quantity of drugs" inside.

Miss Dalziel added: "There were concerns that they would be quickly circulated, so a number of police officers attended."

A series of items were then discovered in "open view" in the flat including five taped packages.

These were each found to hold cocaine with a smaller amount of the drug found in a clothes shop bag.

A stash of heroin in a knotted plastic packages were also seized.

Miss Dalziel said the maximum value for the cocaine was around £585,000 with the heroin £6500.

Cunningham - via her lawyer Euan Dow - pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of both drugs.

Lord Colbeck remanded Cunningham in custody as sentencing was deferred for reports until next month.