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Nottingham Police Seize Weapons, Drugs in Major Bust

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Nottingham police seize firearms, drugs, and cash after chasing a suspicious electric bike, leading to the arrest of Kehmarly Powell. This proactive policing effort aims to keep the community safe and reduce weapon crime.

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Nottingham Police Seize Weapons, Drugs in Major Bust

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Nottingham Police Seize Weapons, Drugs in Major Bust. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 20th, Nottingham Police just made a major bust after spotting a suspicious electric bike during a late-night patrol in Rafford. Around 1am on April 18th, officers chased a Sir Ron bike from Alpharton Road straight to a spot on Peverall Street, with a uncovered four. Illegal fire arms, ammo, and a big stash of class, aid drugs like heroin and cocaine. The chase kicked off some solid detective work, leading right to the door where all that dangerous gear was hiding. This turned up too, pulling these threats off the streets before they could cause real harm. Folks in Nottingham can breathe easier knowing firearms like this are super rare around here. Detective Constable Michael Gardner called it a win for proactive policing, saying it shows how the force stays on top of weapon crime to keep everyone safe. Thirty-two-year-old Kimberly Powell from Old No Street faces heavy charges, including multiple counts for possessing shortened shotguns. Rafford barrel firearms intend to endanger life and supply those class-aid drugs.

He's locked up in hate court today, April 20th. This takedown proves the cops are dialed in, cracking down hard, so neighborhoods stay peaceful. Stay tuned for how it plays out.

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