Two people have been arrested on Portland following reports of suspected drug dealing involving young people. Police say the arrests were made after concerns from residents. Officers are urging the public to continue reporting information.
Officers from Dorset Police have made two arrests following reports of suspected drug dealing on Portland.
The arrests took place in the Wakeham area after residents in Easton raised concerns about an adult allegedly dealing drugs to minors near Easton Square.
Police say the two individuals were arrested on suspicion of supplying Class A and Class B drugs.
Officers from the Portland Neighbourhood Policing Team say they will always act on information relating to drug activity, particularly where it involves under-18s.
They are continuing to encourage members of the public to report any concerns.
Information can be shared directly with police or anonymously through Crimestoppers.

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