The raids on Thursday, November 27 were the culmination of an investigation into the supply of class A drugs in the area, police said.
Items seized include a quantity of suspected class A drugs, cash and phones.
The nine individuals remain in police custody while the investigation continues.
Det Ch Insp Jackie Sweeney said: “This proactive operation is the result of dedicated work by our officers and partners, and it demonstrates our commitment to tackling the root causes of harm.
“While nine individuals have been arrested, this is not the end of our efforts—further partnership work will continue to ensure our neighbourhoods remain safe and resilient.”
Officers from the Territorial Support Group and Redbridge Safer Neighbourhoods Teams were also involved in the raids.
Supt Clare McCarthy, leading Redbridge Safer Neighbourhood Teams, said “These arrests mark an important step, but our work doesn’t stop here. We are committed to driving forward a problem-solving approach that tackles the underlying issues behind crime and anti-social behaviour. “
Redbridge Council leader Kam Rai attended the raids and thanked police for their work.
“Seeing the early-morning raid first-hand was a reminder of the determination of the Metropolitan Police and the council’s community safety team to keep Redbridge safe.
“We are continuing to invest in community safety in Redbridge.
“There’s more to do, but in partnership with the police, and with local people reporting issues that need attention; together, we can ensure Redbridge remains a safe borough for all of us to call home.”
