Two held over pounds 8m drugs haul

Wednesday 04 October 1995 23:02 BST

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Police claimed a major breakthrough in tackling the illegal trade in the "sleeping death" drug Temazepam yesterday after the seizure of pounds 8m worth of capsules.

Officers from the South-east regional crime squad said the 2 million yellow "jellies" found in a lorry on a trading estate near Heathrow were probably destined for Glasgow. Two men were helping with inquiries.

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