Thirteen people have been charged in connection with drug offences after cops carried out a raid.
Officers executed search warrants at 13 addresses in Hamilton on Monday, September 26.
The raid was part of a pre-planned operation by the Lanarkshire Pro-Active Crime Team.
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During searches, cops seized various quantities of cocaine, heroin and etizolam tablets with a combined value of £14,170.
A four-figure sum of cash was also recovered.
Eight men and five women aged between 22 and 59 are due to appear at Hamilton Sheriff Court on Wednesday, October 26.
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Detective Inspector Laura Sands said: “I hope that this operation provides reassurance to those living in the local community that we will continue to act on their concerns and use every tactic at our disposal to remove these illegal substances from our street and put a stop to the misery they cause.
"The supply and distribution of controlled drugs continues to be a priority for Lanarkshire Police Division and I will seek every opportunity to target and disrupt those that are involved."
Officers are continuing to urge the public to assist in their investigations by reporting any concerns they have about drugs.
Detective Inspector Sands added: “We depend on the continued support from members of the public as they have a vital role to play in reporting information to us.
"I would encourage anyone with information or concerns about drugs in their local community to contact us through 101.
"Alternatively, Crimestoppers can be contacted on 0800 555 111, where anonymity can be maintained.”
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