Parents warned as drug gangs try and recruit children for county lines over school ...
Drug gangs operating in Cleveland and further afield will use the school holidays to recruit children to work for them in the criminal world, say detectives.
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Drug gangs operating in Cleveland and further afield will use the school holidays to recruit children to work for them in the criminal world, say detectives.
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