Carrier bag of 'dangerous' drugs left on Chester bus
Published Date:
04 September 2008
A CARRIER bag of drugs, which could be dangerous if taken in quantity, is missing after it was left on a Chester bus.
A man contacted Cheshire Police after realising he had left a Tesco bag containing the drugs on a bus in Hoole or at the bus station on Princess Street, Chester, at about 9.30am on Wednesday.
Police are urging anyone who finds the drugs to hand them in to the nearest police station or chemist.
Cheshire Constabulary spokesman Rachel Hayes said: "There is a large quantity of drugs.
"Some of them could be dangerous if taken in quantity, especially to children."
The bag contained a mixture of antihistamine, tranquilisers, mood suppressants and painkillers.
This included 140 5mg diazepan tablets, 84 10ml temazepan tablets, 56 5mg procyclidine tablets, 28 cetirizine tablets and 18 chlordiazepoxide capsules.
The bag also contained 56 100mg quetiapine tablets, 56 200mg quetiapine tablets, 28 pantoprazole tablets and 56 follic acid tablets.
The bag also had 28 asprin tablets, two inhalers and 28 vitamin capsules.
If you have any information you can also contact Cheshire Police on 0845 458 0000 or Crimestoppers in confidence on 0800 555 111.
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Last Updated:
04 September 2008 11:52 AM
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Location:
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