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The Right Fix: Drugs in Bristol



Police during drugs raid in Bristol
Many crimes carried out in Bristol are drug-related

Police believe about 1,000 people are carrying out half of all the crime that takes place in Bristol.

Many of the crimes are linked to drugs, and acting on intelligence from local communities, the police are cracking down on the dealers.

In a series of special reports, The Right Fix, home affairs correspondent Steve Brodie will be exploring the impact of drugs on Bristol.

You will be able to watch a report each day on the BBC Bristol website.

Use the tabs at the top of this page to explore the latest content and video.

Drug victim: Steve talks to an addict, follows a drugs bust and talks to a victim of drug crime.

Rehabilitation: convicted shoplifters have the choice of going on a rehabilitation programme.

Prisoner: Steve investigates how efforts are being made in Bristol to help inmates.

Former addict: we hear from Tony about how he ended his addiction to crack cocaine.

Probation: we talk to a police officer who is tackling the link between crime and drugs.

The reports will also be broadcast on BBC Points West at 1.30pm and 6.30pm on BBC One West.

You can also read Steve's view of the the problems with drugs in Bristol here .




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