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15:32 GMT, Thursday, 16 July 2009 16:32 UK

Police board up drugs deals flat

Police have boarded up a flat in Gloucester that had been a centre for drug dealing.

The flat in Cromwell Street had been the source of complaints from residents about anti-social behaviour and noise.

Magistrates at Gloucester granted a closure order, and police and contractors then moved in to seal off the city centre property.

Gloucestershire Police said there was evidence of Class A drugs being used at the flat.

The closure order lasts three months, during which time it is an offence to enter the premises, police said.

Pc Matt Hammond said: "We have evidence of Class A drug use there, with reports of drug users lying comatose around the property, and some local residents have said they are afraid of the people visiting there."




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