Two suspected drug dealers are in custody after a police raid in Cambridgeshire today.

Both were after police carried out two warrants in Cambourne.

Royston Crow: Police dog Bruce lent a helping paw as arrests were made in Cambourne for suspected drug dealingPolice dog Bruce lent a helping paw as arrests were made in Cambourne for suspected drug dealing (Image: Archant)

Police said the warrants were authorised “following information from members of the public around drug dealing”.

With the help of Police Dog Bruce, the team seized mobile phones, cash and class A drugs.

Royston Crow: Police dog Bruce lent a helping paw as arrests were made in Cambourne for suspected drug dealingPolice dog Bruce lent a helping paw as arrests were made in Cambourne for suspected drug dealing (Image: Archant)

A 30-year-old man from Cambourne was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of drugs.

A 53-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply class A drugs.

They remain in custody at Parkside Police Station.

Royston Crow: Police dog Bruce lent a helping paw as arrests were made in Cambourne for suspected drug dealingPolice dog Bruce lent a helping paw as arrests were made in Cambourne for suspected drug dealing (Image: Archant)

Yesterday the team carried out a separate warrant in Impington and seized class B drugs but no arrests were made.

PC Chris Smits, leading the warrants, said: “We use information submitted by members of the public as well as our own intelligence to carry out drugs warrants.

Royston Crow: Police dog Bruce lent a helping paw as arrests were made in Cambourne for suspected drug dealingPolice dog Bruce lent a helping paw as arrests were made in Cambourne for suspected drug dealing (Image: Archant)

“The public are often our eyes and ears and it’s vital they continue to report information to us.”