A man has been arrested after police discovered drugs, cash and equipment during a motorway vehicle stop in Shropshire.
West Mercia Police said officers stopped a suspicious car in the early hours of the morning.
The vehicle was intercepted at around 01:00 GMT on the M54 near junction 4.
The stop took place close to Telford following concerns raised by officers on patrol.
Police carried out a search of the vehicle shortly after it was brought to a halt.
During the search, officers uncovered a quantity of suspected class A drugs.
Police estimated the street value of the drugs to be between £600 and £800.
Officers also discovered £1,000 in cash inside the vehicle.
A set of weighing scales was found alongside the drugs and cash.
Police said the items recovered were consistent with suspected drug supply activity.
The driver of the vehicle, a 32-year-old man, was arrested at the scene.
He was arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply class A drugs.
The man was taken into police custody for further questioning.
Officers confirmed that he remained in custody while enquiries continued.
West Mercia Police said investigations were ongoing following the arrest.
The force said the stop formed part of wider efforts to disrupt drug supply networks.
Officers said proactive patrols on major road routes help prevent drugs being transported.
Police described the recovery as a positive result from routine overnight policing.
The force reiterated its commitment to tackling drug-related crime across the region.
Officers encouraged members of the public to remain vigilant.
Police asked anyone with information about drug dealing to come forward.
They said intelligence from the public plays a key role in investigations.
West Mercia Police reminded people they can contact the force directly.
Anonymous reports can also be made through the charity Crimestoppers.
Police said information provided could help keep communities safe.
The force added that drug offences often have wider impacts on local areas.
Officers said further updates would be provided if appropriate as enquiries progress.