Police Raid in Yorkshire Seizes over 5000 Illegal E-cigarettes

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Jan.16.2024
Police Raid in Yorkshire Seizes over 5000 Illegal E-cigarettes
A shop in Yorkshire, UK was raided by police, resulting in the discovery of over 5000 illegal e-cigarettes valued at £75,000.

According to news outlet Newscolony, a store in Yorkshire, England, was raided by the police on January 15th, resulting in the seizure of over 5000 illicit e-cigarettes.

 

According to West Yorkshire Police, a total of 5159 illegal e-cigarettes with an estimated market value of around £75,000 have been seized. The authorities have also discovered some nitrous oxide canisters and counterfeit cigarettes. In addition, two other stores in South Elmsall failed surprise inspections and are now facing license reviews for selling alcoholic beverages to minors.

 

Glen Costello, an officer with the Wickfield East Community Police Force, expressed, "This operation demonstrates the dedication of the community team and local residents to combat criminal activities and ensure community safety. If anyone has any information regarding crime or anti-social behavior in their area, I urge them to report it to us so that we can take action together with our partner organizations.

 

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