Intelligence Led Operation Resulted in Multiple Arrests, Drugs, Cars and Cash Seized in Keighley
Wednesday 14 April, 2021
Community intelligence led operation in Keighley has resulted in multiple arrests, and substantial amounts of drugs, cars and cash seized.
Bradford’s Programme Precision Team were supported by NPT, response officers, District Crime team and PIT teams.
The aim of the operation was to tackle and disrupt organised crime in the area.
On Monday 12 April and Tuesday 13 April the teams executed a number of warrants at various locations in Keighley.
The operation has been very successful resulting in multiple arrests, including one man who was wanted on recall to prison and a significant amount of Class A and B drugs removed from the streets of the town.
1/1 SIX people have been arrested and drugs, cash and vehicles have been seized after a community intelligence-led police operation in Keighley. On Monday and Tuesday, officers executed a number of warrants at various locations in the town, in a bid to tackle organised crime. A significant amount of Class A and B drugs were seized in the operation, with one man who was arrested being found with 500 wraps of Class A drugs. Daniel Coyle, 22, of Moorhouse Avenue, Bradford was subsequently charged and appeared in court yesterday, pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply Class A drugs. He will next appear at Bradford Crown Court on 5 May.
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Councillors Zafal Iqbal and Mohammed Shafiq says businesses have been reluctant to invest in Bradford due to the high crime rate TWO Bradford councillors are trying to convince businesses to invest in Bradford after they claim that the high crime rate is causing reluctance from some firms to invest in the area. Cllr Zafar Iqbal (Lab, Bradford Moor) said: There are many people who love our district and want to invest in our ward which is good and welcoming news. When people invest in our area this provide local jobs for local people and helps our economy. Cllr Iqbal said: People are hesitant about opening businesses and keep asking about level of crime in the area.