Drugs, cash and four illegal dogs have been seized and seven people arrested in police raids on two houses in Devonshire and Smith’s.

Officers also took a hydroponics system used to grow cannabis indoors.

Warrants were executed on February 7 by the police drugs unit with the criminal investigation unit, financial crimes unit and tactical division but information was released this afternoon.

The raids netted more than $85,000 in cash and the suspected cocaine and cannabis had an estimated street value of $30,000.

Animal wardens helped police remove four illegal dogs from one of the properties.

Acting Detective Superintendent Sherwin Joseph, the officer in charge of the crime division, said: “This operation has disrupted and dismantled the drug trafficking and money-laundering activities of a drug trafficking ring here in Bermuda.

“Chemicals used in the illegal grow operation were also seized and will be further analysed by our government analysts.

“The investigation is at a critical stage and no further information will be provided at this time.”

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The drugs unit is to continue investigations, a spokesman said.