Two people who were arrested in a series of police raids have been released by police.
A woman in her 30s arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm has been released with no further action, while a woman in her 40s arrested for being involved in dealing class A drugs has been bailed.
Neighbours were left “worried” after Wiltshire Police carried out raids in Eastmere, Liden, Feather Wood, West Lea, and The Circle in Pinehurst yesterday morning, November 28.
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A neighbour in Eastmere said at the time: “We heard all this banging and woke up to see police lights, then we saw police had smashed a door down.
“People are really worried, they want to know what's going on because we don't feel too good about it.
“Most of the neighbours are elderly and there are families too, it’s been really horrible because normally we’re a nice neighbourhood.”
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Police also seized £2,500 in cash, phone and sim cards.
A Wiltshire Police spokesperson said then: “We executed three warrants in Eastmere, Liden, Feather Wood, West Lea, and The Circle in Pinehurst this morning (28/11).
“Two people were arrested, a woman in her 30s on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, and a woman in her 40s on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs.”
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