Nearly £1m of crystal meth and cannabis seized at Dublin Airport

Nearly £1m of crystal meth and cannabis seized at Dublin Airport The massive bust, with an estimated value of more than £814,000, saw officers and a sniffer dog named Charlie uncover 29kg of cannabis and 6kg of crystal methamphetamine in a passenger's luggage A woman has been arrested after cops seized a massive haul of crystal meth and cannabis inside luggage at Dublin Airport. The massive drug bust saw two large suitcases filled with 35kg of crystal meth and cannabis seized by officers with an estimated value of more than £814,000. A woman has been detained after the drugs were discovered, vacuum-packed in the baggage of a passenger who had got off a flight from Canada. With the help of a sniffer dog called Charlie, revenue officers at Dublin airport found an estimated 29kg of herbal cannabis and 6kg of crystal methamphetamine in the luggage. Pictures of the bust show bags of the illicit drugs spilling out of two large suitcases. The cannabis has an estimated value of half a million pounds and the crystal meth is valued at more than £315,000. The woman, in her 50s, has been arrested and is being held at Dublin Garda Station under the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act 1996. Revenue officers have said their investigations are ongoing. If businesses, or members of the public, have any information regarding smuggling in Ireland, they can contact Revenue on confidential phone number 1800 295 295. [Image text:] Uimhir Theileafoin Runda 1800295295 Confidential Phone Number Revenue Cain agus Custaim na hEireann sh Tax and Custo