Student, 21, ran university drugs racket after becoming hooked on ketamine and anti-anxiety pills
Max Chambers, then 19, (pictured) ran a drugs racket on a university campus after he became hooked on ketamine and anti-anxiety pills An architect's son who went to a £13,500-a-year private school ran a drugs racket on a university campus after he became hooked on ketamine and anti-anxiety pills. Max Chambers, then 19, peddled cannabis and ketamine to fellow Manchester University students after incurring £1,500 in debts due to his own addiction to Xanax and Valium. The second year philosophy and politics student - who had been smoking cannabis since he was 13 - was caught after he accid...
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