Walkley: Police recover almost £500k of cannabis from Sheffield suburb in just three weeks

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Nearly half a million pounds worth of cannabis has been recovered from a Sheffield suburb in the last three weeks alone.

Sergeant Simon Kirkham from South Yorkshire Police’s Walkley and Hillsborough Neighbourhood Policing Team said the team has ‘recovered just under £500,000 of cannabis from Walkley alone’ over the last three weeks, in an update to residents.

He said the action from the team will help to generate ‘prisoners and a great deal of intelligence upon which we can act’.

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“Our communities play a massive part in all this and your help and support is much appreciated. It’s priceless. Thank you,” Sgt Kirkham said.

Sergeant Simon Kirkham from South Yorkshire Police’s Walkley & Hillsborough Neighbourhood Policing Team said the team has ‘recovered just under £500,000 of cannabis from Walkley alone’ over the last three weeks, in an update to residentsSergeant Simon Kirkham from South Yorkshire Police’s Walkley & Hillsborough Neighbourhood Policing Team said the team has ‘recovered just under £500,000 of cannabis from Walkley alone’ over the last three weeks, in an update to residents
Sergeant Simon Kirkham from South Yorkshire Police’s Walkley & Hillsborough Neighbourhood Policing Team said the team has ‘recovered just under £500,000 of cannabis from Walkley alone’ over the last three weeks, in an update to residents

Sgt Kirkham said the team also conducted another raid in Walkley yesterday (Wednesday, February 22), during which a ‘significant quantity of cannabis was recovered on multiple floors’.

He continued: “After initial excitement of making a swift entry into a building the hard work really begins and it’s about evidence and case building to secure a prosecution.

“There are time deadlines and evidential procedures to follow.”