County lines intensification week sees drug supply disrupted
County lines intensification week (Monday, 11 October to Sunday, 17 October) saw officers carrying out actions to raise awareness of drug-related crime.
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County lines intensification week (Monday, 11 October to Sunday, 17 October) saw officers carrying out actions to raise awareness of drug-related crime.
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Officers from Tarian executed warrants at addresses across Cardiff, Swansea and Lampeter as part of an ongoing operation to tackle the supply of Class A drugs.
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