More details have been revealed following a raid on a shop in Weymouth yesterday.
Officers from Dorset Police swooped in on Amsterdam Market along the Esplanade yesterday morning after reports the tobacco and vape store was selling products containing class B drugs.
It was initially reported that one man was arrested during the raid, but Dorset Police has now confirmed that a second man was arrested and released an image of products seized during the raid.
Mobile phones, vapes and tobacco products can be seen in the image that are suspected of containing illegal drugs inside them.
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Both men have now been released on police bail and enquiries are continuing.
The raid comes as the force takes part in the national initiative Safer Business Action Week to help tackle business and retail crime across the county.
As part of Weymouth and Portland Police's increased presence in the town, they were also alerted to a wanted man in a separate unrelated incident.
The man was apprehended after being spotted by a staff member from a bank in the town centre and was arrested after failing to appear in court.
A spokesperson Weymouth and Portland Police said: "To continue our coverage of Safer Business Action Week this morning we were alerted to a wanted male who was somewhere in the town centre.
"He was spotted by a very observant member of staff in a bank who thought the male was acting weird. We caught up with him and despite giving us false details, he turned out to be wanted for failing to appear in a number of courts for a number of things, so he was promptly arrested and sent off to custody.
"We then visited a premises in the town centre where there were products containing suspected class B drugs being sold. Two males at the premises were arrested and a quantity of items were seized which are suspected to contain illegal drugs."
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