Crackdown on drug pushers (From Daily Echo)
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Crackdown on drug pushers
1:10pm Friday 30th November 2012 in News
POLICE launched a crackdown on pushers bringing drugs into Winchester yesterday.
Hampshire Police and British Transport Police carried out the operation at Winchester railway station.
Twelve officers, six from each force, were at the scene with two sniffer dogs from 10am-2pm inspecting people at the gates.
There were 12 stop and searches, with two street warnings given out for possession of cannabis.
It was part of a wider month-long anti-drugs operation, with the station targeted based on intelligence that drugs were being brought into Winchester by train.
Comments(5)
Subject48
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3:12pm Fri 30 Nov 12
Thats like saying: Go give your dealer more money. We dont care. But no, we wont let you sell it legaly. That would mean the big fish involved would have to start paying tax.
IronLady2010
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6:45pm Fri 30 Nov 12
Maine Lobster wrote:Would the EU not object? Our government can't **** without asking permission from EU first.
Only one way to combat the war on drugs. Make them free to users while they are treated and take the money out of the dealers pocket while reducing associated crime. The first polictician to have the guts to enable this process will get massive support.
IronLady2010
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6:46pm Fri 30 Nov 12
IronLady2010 wrote:**** = f a r t
Maine Lobster wrote:Would the EU not object? Our government can't **** without asking permission from EU first.
Only one way to combat the war on drugs. Make them free to users while they are treated and take the money out of the dealers pocket while reducing associated crime. The first polictician to have the guts to enable this process will get massive support.
Maine Lobster
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9:07am Sat 1 Dec 12
IronLady2010 wrote:Maybe the EU would object, maybe the whole worldwide political movement would object, I have no expectation it will ever happen,sadly.
IronLady2010 wrote:**** = f a r t
Maine Lobster wrote:Would the EU not object? Our government can't **** without asking permission from EU first.
Only one way to combat the war on drugs. Make them free to users while they are treated and take the money out of the dealers pocket while reducing associated crime. The first polictician to have the guts to enable this process will get massive support.
No argument over EU constraints (or our bloated contributions) though. Perhaps that bloating has contributed to our retained wind!!
Maine Lobster says...
2:19pm Fri 30 Nov 12