Police have seized hundreds of tablets after stopping a man they said was acting suspiciously in an area of Halifax town centre known for drug-related activity.
Hundreds of pills have been seized following the arrest of a man in Halifax town centre.
Officers stopped and searched the man after they said he was seen acting suspiciously in an area known for drug-related activity.
During the search, police say they discovered Class C drugs and suspected stolen goods, leading to the man's arrest.
Officers subsequently searched his home, where several hundred additional pills were discovered and seized.
The tablets are now undergoing forensic examination as officers continue their investigation.
The man has since been released under investigation while police enquiries continue.
Halifax Neighbourhood Policing Team said the arrest demonstrated the importance of proactive patrols in tackling crime and disrupting suspected drug-related activity in the town centre.
Officers say they will continue high-visibility patrols and are encouraging businesses, residents and visitors to report information about crime or anti-social behaviour.

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