Knife and glove full of drugs found in car's roof liner after vehicle stopOfficers made the discovery after noticing the lining above the windscreen was looseDrugs found under car's roof linerA knife and a glove containing large quantities of Class A drugs were discovered in the liner of the roof of a car after it was stopped in a Nottingham suburb. A lock knife and a glove containing large quantities of Class A drugs, believed to be crack cocaine and heroin, were discovered underneath the material. A 33-year-old man was subsequently arrested on suspicion of possessing with intent to supply Class A drugs and possessing a knife in public. He was additionally arrested on suspicion of drug-driving - following a roadside drugs wipe - and for various driving offences too. Article continues below"In fact, it only took them a few seconds of searching the vehicle to find a makeshift hiding place within the car’s roof liner, where these items were stored.