Police will continue to take a pro-active stance in stopping drugs from entering the Isle of Man.
The Isle of Man Constabulary says in the last five months in excess of £300,000 worth of illegal drugs have been seized.
Last week £45,000 of cocaine was taken off the Island's streets - a haul deemed a 'significant seizure'.
Those who deal in drugs, or who are involved in bringing them in, have been told to expect to spend a long time in prison.
Detective chief inspector Sid Caine says the fight will never stop:
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