Southern police seized a smorgasbord of drugs, ammunition and cash, and arrested eight people including a Mongrel Mob member, during raids in Dunedin and Oamaru this week.
Southern District intelligence coordinator Acting Detective Sergeant Reece Munro of Dunedin, said they executed eight search warrants in Oamaru and Dunedin this week.
The raids were successful, netting a haul including cannabis, methamphetamine, MDMA, ammunition and a little over $10,000 in cash, he said.
A drug detector dog and officers from the Armed Offenders Squad helped execute the warrants.
Among the arrested were a 52-year-old Mongrel Mob member and a 49-year-old Dunedin female, who appeared earlier this week at the Dunedin District Court.
"I would like to take the time to ask those who engage in this type of offending, if they actually stop and consider the detrimental impact their actions is having upon the community in which they and their families live," Det Sgt Munro said.
The investigation continued and further raids were coming.
"The New Zealand public act as the eyes and ears for the New Zealand Police, and we appreciate their support in reporting any offending."
Dunedin police (03) 471-4800, Crimestoppers 0800-555-111.
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Well done NZ Police, get this crap off NZ streets (drugs and the Scum) , Seize any assets and bulldoze any property cars, remove children from any parents look what this rubbish is doing to people all around the world, those cooking and celling don't care at all so longs as they have coin to live the high life. No need for Gangs these days as governments listen and help its people times have changed