THREE people have been arrested on suspicion of offences including drugs and domestic offences by Essex Police.
A spokesperson said: “Our Operational Support Group (OSG) also seized an amount of suspected Class A drugs during a search of a vehicle during activity yesterday (Wednesday 29 November).
The OSG are a specialist team who support other teams from across the force in carrying out activity which is vital to keep people safe and progress investigations.
This work can include conducting high visibility patrols, making arrest attempts, and carrying out warrants, as well as proactive patrols on our roads.
The team arrested one man on suspicion of domestic offences in Thurrock.
They also then stopped a vehicle, also in Thurrock, as part of proactive checks and, following a search of the car found an amount of Class A drugs.
A man was arrested on suspicion of drugs offences before another man was also arrested on suspicion of failing to attend court during a linked search of a property.
Superintendent Phil Stinger said: “The work the OSG does is really important to keep the public safe and help other teams progress investigations.
“Through their positive, proactive work an amount of suspected Class A drugs have been seized, preventing these substances from getting into our communities.
“The team will be out again today, keeping you safe again.”
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