Officers from Operation Remove made a number of arrests over the weekend tackling serious and organised crime across Wirral.
ARRESTS | FRIDAY
A male, 37, from Tranmere was arrested in Tranmere for Possession with Intent to Supply Class A drugs, after cash and suspected Heroin was found on his person.
A male, 30, from Bootle was arrested in Birkenhead for Possession with Intent to Supply Class A drugs, after suspected Heroin was found on his person.
A male, 31, from Leasowe, who was wanted on a No-Bail Warrant was arrested in Birkenhead and remanded into custody.
ARRESTS | SATURDAY
After officers sighted three individuals engaged in a drugs transaction in Birkenhead, a male, 29, from Moreton was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Drug Class A & B after suspected cannabis and cocaine was found on his person.
A second male, 20, from Birkenhead was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Drug Class A & B, Being Concerned in the Supply of Drugs and Suspected Possession of a Bladed Article after a quantity of suspected Cannabis, Ecstasy, and a knife was found on his person.
After searches of related addresses, a female, 19, from Birkenhead was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Drug Class A & B after a further quantity of drugs were recovered.
After a Police Style Baton and Incapacitant Spray were also recovered the second male was also further arrested for Suspicion of Possession of an Offensive Weapon and Possession of a Section 5 Firearm.
ARRESTS | SUNDAY
A male, 35, from Tranmere was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Drug Class A after a small quantity of suspected cocaine was recovered.
A male, 36, from Poulton was arrested in Birkenhead for Theft of a Motor Vehicle, Dangerous Driving, No Insurance, and No Licence. Additionally, a suspected stolen motorbike was recovered.
If you have any information about the storage and supply of drugs in your community, please contact the Merseyside Police Contact Centre on Facebook, Merseyside Police Contact Centre 
on Twitter or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online at : https://crimestoppers-uk.org/
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