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Those groups are likely to engage in very serious violence involving weapons, such as firearms. They may also take advantage of vulnerable people, exploiting them or making them work in servitude. The money made by these groups is reinvested into other crimes, weapons, and firearms that blight our communities and cause serious harm – so the seizures we make are important. The true cost of just recreational drug use can be incredibly damaging to someone else’s community, someone else’s life.” Police are now warning landlords to make sure they know what is going on inside their occupied and unoccupied properties.
A man has been arrested after the attack in Southampton. Inset: Dr Peng Wang A MAN has been arrested after a university lecturer was subjected to a racist attack whilst jogging in Southampton. On Tuesday, Dr Peng Wang, a lecturer at the University of Southampton was out jogging when a group of four men drove past in a car shouting abuse at him. Police say that the men then got out the car, approached Dr Wang, and proceeded to punch and kick him to the ground. The incident, which officers have confirmed was racially aggravated, happened at around 4.15pm on Vosper Road.
Large scale operations like this are often run by organised crime gang. Those gangs are likely to engage in very serious violence involving weapons, such as firearms. They may also take advantage of vulnerable people, exploiting them or making them work in servitude.
Patrol cars in Castle Way, Southampton “The electrical requirement to grow this many plants is also really dangerous and can be a huge fire risk, putting neighbouring properties, and lives in danger. “It is not just cannabis, it’s linked to serious criminality. That’s why we are really keen to hear from people who suspect there is cannabis cultivation or drug-related activity going on their neighbourhood.
Police Shut Down Southampton House Party
Just after 10pm on January 30
th, the police were called to a house on Graham Road after reports of a house party in breach of lockdown rules.
On arrival, they found seven people inside from different households. The attendees included six men aged 27 – 40-years-old, and one 24-year-old woman. The homeowner told officers they had gathered there to celebrate a birthday.
The police reported all attendees for a summons in relation to fixed penalty notices, meaning they will all face a £200 fine for defying lockdown restrictions.
This was a blatant breach of the Health Protection Regulations that are in place to keep people safe during the pandemic.