Thousands of Viagra tablets of what were thought to be fake were found in a raid on a house in Birmingham.
Police swooped on a house in Rednal Mill Lane, Longbridge, in conjunction with the Medicines & Healthcare Product Regulatory Agency (MHPRA) at 7.30am 28 Feb 2011
Officers from Longbridge, who executed the warrant, said they found up to 20,000 tablets, which could have been sold illegally. The investigation is being led by experts from the MHPRA, who will decide whether to mount a prosecution.
Details of the operation were revealed on social networking site Twitter. An officer wrote: “Officers in Longbridge have carried out a warrant with partners from the Medicines & Healthcare Product Regulatory Agency. “During the warrant around 15 to 20,000 tablets of a Viagra substitute, set to be sold illegally, were recovered from a residential address.”
Police swooped on a house in Rednal Mill Lane, Longbridge, in conjunction with the Medicines & Healthcare Product Regulatory Agency (MHPRA) at 7.30am 28 Feb 2011
Officers from Longbridge, who executed the warrant, said they found up to 20,000 tablets, which could have been sold illegally. The investigation is being led by experts from the MHPRA, who will decide whether to mount a prosecution.
Details of the operation were revealed on social networking site Twitter. An officer wrote: “Officers in Longbridge have carried out a warrant with partners from the Medicines & Healthcare Product Regulatory Agency. “During the warrant around 15 to 20,000 tablets of a Viagra substitute, set to be sold illegally, were recovered from a residential address.”
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