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A QUANTITY OF CANNABIS WAS ALSO FOUND BRYANA FRANCIS and DAN HAYGARTH Liverpool Daily Post Editor and Regeneration Reporter 20:34, 31 May 2025 A dog found more than £2,000 cash and 97g of
cannabis after rummaging in an area of undergrowth. Police dog Scout, a brown-haired spaniel, found a satchel bag that was hidden by undergrowth in the Pentwyn area of Cardiff, reports
WalesOnline. South Wales Police were conducting a search of the area with Scout after reports of drug dealing in the Pentwyn area. A large wad of cash, containing more than £2,200 and green
plastic bags of cannabis were being stored in a satchel bag that was hidden by undergrowth. The force wrote on social media on May 27: "Ok, ok, it was us who let the dogs out... on this
occasion, PD Scout. "Following information received around drug dealing in the Pentwyn area, proactive patrols have been - and will continue to be - carried out around hot spot
locations. "During a recent search, PD Scout alerted to a satchel bag concealed in undergrowth - this bag containing over £2,200 in cash and 97g of cannabis. Article continues below
"Earlier in the week, five deal-size bags of believed Class A drugs were also recovered after being hidden amongst undergrowth. All have now been taken off the streets of Pentwyn.
"We can, and as shown here, regularly act upon the information provided to us by the public, so please keep it coming and continue to work with us." Article continues below The
discovery came in the same week where five deal-sized bags of Class A drugs were also discovered in undergrowth in the same area - Pentwyn.