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Police smash nine heroin and crack cocaine-pushing gangs in Britain's biggest ever county lines drugs bust as dealers are jailed for more than 120 years after undercover sting op named after James Bond villain Ernst Blofeld - Vimarsana News

Police smash nine heroin and crack cocaine-pushing gangs in Britain's biggest ever county lines drugs bust as dealers are jailed for more than 120 years after undercover sting op named after James Bond villain Ernst Blofeld

Operation Blofeld saw nine County Lines gangs, who were running heroin and crack cocaine into Chesterfield from South Yorkshire, Manchester and Birmingham, targeted and dismantled.

Know the signs of cuckooing and help make Merseyside safer - Vimarsana News

Know the signs of cuckooing and help make Merseyside safer

By speaking out you could play a crucial role in protecting lives and preventing further tragedies

Wirral drug boss Richard Weild loses assets of almost £400k - Vimarsana News

Wirral drug boss Richard Weild loses assets of almost £400k

A Wirral drug boss, jailed after boasting he could make £30k a week adulterating cocaine, has been forced to hand over assets totalling almost…

Here's how USA TODAY analyzed federal Safe Streets for All grants accross the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Here's how USA TODAY analyzed federal Safe Streets for All grants accross the U.S.

Even with crash data at their fingertips, DOT officials had not reached out to hard-hit communities to encourage them to apply for billions in help.

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Trio jailed for Eastbourne county line drug dealing operation - Vimarsana News

Trio jailed for Eastbourne county line drug dealing operation

Three drug dealers operating a county line have been jailed for a total of 17 years.