Methamphetamine worth thousands found in Dunedin vehicle - police

The driver was arrested and will appear in court in relation to possession with intent to supply methamphetamine. Photo / NZME

More than 25g of methamphetamine was found during a vehicle stop in South Dunedin this morning, police say.

Senior Sergeant Anthony Bond, of Dunedin, said police stopped the vehicle on Hillside Rd.

Officers detected the smell of cannabis on the 45-year-old male driver during the 4.20am stop.

A warrantless search was invoked and 29g of methamphetamine, with a street value of at least $10,000, was allegedly found in the vehicle, although no cannabis was found.

The driver was arrested and will appear in court in relation to possession with intent to supply methamphetamine, Bond said.