Six men were arrested in early morning drug raids aimed at disrupting the supply of heroin and cocaine in Salford.
At about 5.30 am on Thursday, Greater Manchester Police officers executed warrants at addresses in the Pendlebury and Clifton areas of the city.
The officers seized class A drugs suspected to be heroin and cocaine, as well as two suspected stolen mountain bikes worth around £1,000 each, a GMP spokesperson said.
Police broke down the front doors of four properties on Hopwood Street in Pendlebury, and one at Castle Way in Clifton, searched the houses and made arrests.
The six men detained by police during the raids have been arrested for a range of suspected offences.
These include possession of a class A substance, possession with intent to supply a class A substance, burglary, possession of an offensive weapon and failure to appear at court.
They remain in custody for questioning.
