A woman has been pulled from Lerwick Harbour in the early hours of this morning.
Shetland Coastguard said it received a report from police at about 1.45am.
The Lerwick lifeboat and Lerwick coastguard rescue team were tasked though the coastguard said police were already on the scene and were able to get the woman out of the water.
“Once they were out of the water they were met by the ambulance service,” a coastguard spokesman said.
Police have seized Class A drugs worth more than £125,000 in Lerwick.
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