A block of suspected cocaine the “size of a tennis ball” was seized by police in a raid.
Police officers have been disrupting the supply of drugs across Fareham and Gosport.
Several raids were carried out last month, with weapons and suspected drugs uncovered.
On November 25, a zombie knife and knuckle duster were seized from an address in Mount Pleasant Road in Gosport.
The following day, a 17-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon in a private place.
He has been released from custody but remains under investigation while enquiries continue.
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The crackdown on crime continued on November 26 with a second raid at Jervis Drive in Gosport.
White powder, suspected cannabis, steroids, mobile phones and a “tennis ball sized block of suspected cocaine” were seized.
A 25-year-old man was subsequently arrested on suspicion of possession of Class A and B drugs.
He was released from custody but remains under investigation while enquiries continue.
In 2021, The Offensive Weapons Act changed in legislation, banning the possession of any banned knife or weapon in a private setting.
Further recent changes to the law have also prohibited the sale, manufacture, and transportation of certain zombie knives and machetes.
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