Police in Totnes have raided a suspected drugs den in the latest crackdown on the illegal trade.
Officers from the neighbourhood team smashed their way into the property in the Bridgetown area. At the same time colleagues were executing a warrant at an address near the town centre.
Drugs were seized and a number of people are now being investigated in connection to selling narcotics.
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Officers took to social media to publicise the raid.
Totnes Police said on their Facebook page: "Yesterday officers from Totnes Neighbourhood Team, supported by the specialist Force Support Group and the South Devon Proactive Unit, forced entry into an address in Bridgetown and an address close to the town centre simultaneously.
"Various classes of drugs were seized and numerous individuals are now under investigation for dealing these drugs from these premises.
"This is just the latest in a series of recent warrants executed under the Misuse of Drugs Act. We will continue to conduct these proactive operations to target those dealing dangerous drugs to vulnerable people in our town."
Police used the tags #OpApplerose and #OpFirebird.
The raids are the latest in a series of operations in South Devon. In Brixham and Paignton Op Olympic has netted drugs with a street value of almost £1million.
In Torquay Op Commonwealth has also been a success. In March Op Commonwealth found £100,000 of cannabis during a raid in Torquay. In Newton Abbot Op Motif has been targeting cannabis dealers.
