An operation to crack down on drug dealers in Nottingham has been hailed a success by police.
Increased bike and foot patrols helped officers target those dealing drugs on the streets of the city.
The Dealer-a-Day operation led to 42 arrests, with 34 people being charged. A significant amount of Class A drugs was seized, say police.
More than 200 people were stopped and searched and a house suspected of being a crack house was temporarily shut.
Ch Insp Mark Holland said: "This operation has been taking place over the last month and the results speak for themselves.
'Dealers not welcome'
"It sends out a clear message to dealers or anyone thinking of dealing drugs that they will be caught and will face prosecution.
"Drug dealers lead people into a spiral of crime with many addicts committing crime to feed their habit."
Jon Collins, leader of Nottingham City Council, said: "Drug dealers are not welcome in Nottingham and we will not tolerate their damaging behaviour.