Police seized approximately 340 grammes of cannabis and 80 rounds of 9mm ammunition during an intelligence-led operation in Tunapuna early Wednesday morning.
The operation was conducted by officers of the North Central Division Task Force West between 10 p.m. on Tuesday and 1 a.m. on Wednesday.
Police said officers, acting on intelligence, proceeded to Upper Tunapuna Road, Tunapuna, in the vicinity of the Black Pool River, where they conducted a search of the area.
During the search, officers found a clear plastic bag containing the suspected cannabis and ammunition beneath a derelict vehicle located off the roadway.
The items were seized and taken to the Tunapuna Police Station.
Police said enquiries are continuing into the discovery and investigators are working to determine who may be responsible for the ammunition and suspected narcotics.
The seizure comes amid ongoing police efforts to remove illegal firearms, ammunition and narcotics from communities through intelligence-led operations.
No arrests were reported in connection with the seizure up to press time.
Police have continued to urge members of the public to provide information on illegal weapons and drugs in their communities as part of efforts to tackle crime.
The ammunition seized was identified as 9mm rounds, a type commonly used in several handguns and other firearms.
Investigators are expected to conduct further checks on the ammunition as part of their enquiries.
Police did not provide further details about the operation or say whether the discovery was linked to any ongoing investigation.
The seized items remain in police custody as enquiries continue.
