A woman has been arrested as Operation Gravity continues to take positive action against those involved in drug dealing in Norfolk.

Officers were called to a disturbance in Canterbury Place at 2.25am this morning.

On arrival officers searched an address and found a number of items linked to drug dealing activity including hundreds of wraps and more than 40 plastic chocolate egg centres which are commonly used to transport drugs.

A woman, aged in her 30s and from the Norwich area, has been arrested on suspicion of possession of a Class A drug. She remains in police custody to be questioned later today.

During the incident criminal damage was caused to another property in what we believe is a case of mistaken identity.

Chief Superintendent Dave Marshall said: 'We received 26 calls from concerned members of the public about this incident alone and criminal damage was caused at a second property in what we believe is a case of mistaken identity.

'This goes a long way to show the affect drug related crime can have on our communities and we will not tolerate it.

'I would like to thank residents for their patience whilst officers dealt with the incident. I hope our prompt response will reassure the local community that we will respond to information provided to us and we will take positive action against those members of our society who continue to engage in this kind of illegal activity.'