Police say an opium investigation leads to arrests after parcels containing opium are intercepted and trigger search warrants across the Bay of Plenty. According to the reports, Customs intercepts parcels believed to contain 24 kilograms of opium that were bound for Tauranga. Police then carry out searches using warrants across multiple addresses in Tauranga, Papamoa, Ōmokoroa and Te Puke. The New Zealand Herald reports police search 11 addresses across those areas. Stuff says the police action results in three arrests in the region. The sources describe the same underlying case: intercepted opium shipments prompt enforcement activity, including coordinated searches at multiple properties in Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty. The reporting focuses on the quantity of opium intercepted, the warrant-led searches carried out by police, and the number of arrests reported. Both outlets attribute the arrests to the ongoing investigation connected to the intercepted parcels. The reports do not provide further detail in the supplied text about charges, court appearances, or the identities of those arrested.