More than £650,000 worth of drugs were recovered during raids by South Yorkshire Police.
More than £650,000 worth of drugs have been seized by police following a week of action tackling county lines gangs.
County lines is the term used to describe drug-dealing networks connecting urban and rural areas, using phone lines, across the UK. Between 3 and 9 October cannabis plants with a value of over £640,000 were recovered, along with £6,500 of Class A drugs.
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