A drugs warrant was carried out in Coventry in the early hours of yesterday afternoon (August 11).

Drugs and phones were seized by police in a raid on a property in the West Midlands.

Police officers from the West Midlands Police Organised Crime and Gangs Team conducted a drugs warrant at an address in Roselands Avenue in Henley, Coventry, in the early hours of yesterday morning (August 11).

A large amount of Class B and suspected Class A drugs were seized from the property along with several phones and electronic devices.

A 55-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply. He has since been bailed with strict conditions.

Sergeant Kelly Mills, from our Organised Crime and Gangs Team, said: "Disrupting serious, organised crime is a priority for Coventry Police. Today we have taken a large amount of drugs off our streets which is one step closer to protecting those most vulnerable in this area of the city.

"We will continue to investigate all lines of enquiry to prevent, reduce, and stop drug dealing but we need your help. Your reports, and the information you feed into our intel teams, help us to take action against those seeking to cause harm in our communities."