FIVE DRUG arrests have been made in Berkshire and South Oxfordshire following a police arrest warrant being granted.

The arrests were made following the execution of a warrant made by the Thames Valley Police yesterday, on Friday November 28.

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Four men and a woman were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to supply Class A and Class B drugs, and all have since been released on bail until December 22.

Arrest warrants were made for addresses in Calcot, Burghfield, and Reading, Berks., and in Didcot, South Oxon.

Detective Inspector Rich Jarvis, of the Priority Crime Team, based at Reading police station, said: “These warrants have been executed as part of Thames Valley Police’s Stronghold commitment, in fighting organised crime and serious violence.

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“As a result of which, our officers have made five arrests in relation to drugs offences.

“Thames Valley Police is determined to tackle the supply of drugs in our communities, as the circulation of such items causes real and considerable harm.

"We will actively pursue those that look to participate in this kind of activity, in order to protect the public.

“I would like to remind members of the public that if you have any information or suspicions about drug supply, please always make a report to Thames Valley Police on 101.

"You can also call Crimestoppers for 100% anonymity on 0800 555 111.”