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LONDON, England (CNN) -- British authorities arrested two men on terror charges following a search in southwestern England this week, according to a statement released Friday by Avon and Somerset Police.
Police discovered a substance at a Bristol address that led them to believe there may be a potential link to terrorist activity. The search was initiated after an Afghan man was arrested late Wednesday on drug-related charges.
The discovery led to him being arrested under the Terrorist Act 2006.
The investigation led to the arrest of a second, although no additional details were given by police.
"This investigation is in its very early stages and we hope to clarify the situation at the earliest possible opportunity," said Assistant Chief Constable Steve Mortimore.
"Our message to the public for some time now has been that while we don't want people to be unduly afraid, everyone should be aware of the potential risks and be vigilant."
The arrests follow the failed car bombings in central London and at Glasgow Airport last month. E-mail to a friend 
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