Humberside Police say Community and Pro-Active Officers have been active in Bridlington disrupting drug supply and anti-social behaviour.
Drugs warrants were executed at two properties on Windsor Crescent on Thursday, and another on Eleanor Avenue, together with a number of stop searches.
Officers also assisted East Riding of Yorkshire Council with the execution of a Community Protection Notice which has resulted in the removal of litter and personal items from around the shelter on Quay Road.


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