Three people arrested at Tweed Heads after drug supply investigation
Three people have been arrested at Tweed Heads after a drug supply investigation, they are now assisting police with inquiries.
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Three people have been arrested at Tweed Heads following a northern NSW drug supply investigation.
Police from the Northern Rivers Region Enforcement Squad, assisted by the Tactical Operations Unit, stopped a car at a Chinderah service station about 1.10pm on Wednesday.
Three people occupying the car, a 37-year-old woman and two men aged 28 and 51, were arrested and taken to Tweed Heads police station.
A video captured the arrest and the trio are now assisting officers with the investigation.
No charges have been laid at this stage with a police spokesperson saying they will release more information when it is available.
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