Police have seized over £23,000 worth of cocaine from the Island’s streets.
It follows the arrest of a 28-year-old local man in April at his home in Douglas.
Yesterday he was charged with serious drug offences following an investigation by the pro-active team.
Detective sergeant Paul Holland told us the drugs came to the Island by post:
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