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Men bailed after appearing at court on drugs supply charges

THREE men have been released on bail after appearing at Lerwick Sheriff Court from custody accused of being concerned in the supply of drugs.

Ross Bradley, 36, of Bishopbriggs, Connor McNeil, 28, of Clydebank and Sean White, 24, also of Clydebank, made no plea when they appeared at the court in private on Monday.

They were committed for further examination and bailed.

All three men faced two charges each of being concerned in the supply of drugs.

Earlier this morning Police Scotland announced that three men had been charged after cocaine and cannabis with a street value of around £200,000 was seized from a car at the Lerwick ferry terminal on Friday morning.

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