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UK: Drugs swoop as cafe on TV
Dorset Echo Thursday 25 Apr 2002 BOURNEMOUTH'S "cannabis coffee shop" was raided last night as the Boscombe site featured on prime time TV. Seven people were arrested for drug-related offences and a quantity of substances, believed to be cannabis, were seized. Police officers attended the cafe in Station Approach, Boscombe, at 7.30pm - just as BBC2's Money Programme was highlighting the issue of cannabis cafes, focusing on the Bournemouth venture. The coffee shop is run by James Ward. The 30-minute documentary followed Mr Ward to Amsterdam where he underwent a cannabis cafe management course. And the programme also highlighted his search for premises in Bournemouth. Chief Inspector Nick Hazelton of Bournemouth police said at 7.30pm yesterday the police executed a warrant under the Misuse of Drugs Act. "Twenty-five persons were in the premises, seven were arrested for drug-related offences," he added.
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