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GALLERY: Lancing drugs raid



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Published Date: 12 October 2007
POLICE stormed into a suspected cannabis café in Lancing, after tearing down part of a wall.
Herald photographer Stephen Goodger captured the action at an industrial site off Freshbrook Road, Lancing.

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The café was also raided in July 2007.

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AlunBFree,

Norwich 25/10/2007 15:03:29
an atrocious waste of taxpayers' money - all that will happen in that people will buy their cannabis somewhere else.
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katie knight,

lancing 01/02/2008 09:54:53
they didnt need to do that what a waste of time
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