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Children found in drug dens

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Children have been found living in homes being used for drugs offences. An operation by police in the Eastern Bay of Plenty resulted in 38 people facing 102 drug-related charges.

These came about from a series of search warrants in the area in the last fortnight.

Methamphetamine, LSD, ecstasy, cannabis oil, cannabis, cash, stolen property and firearms were recovered during the 28 search warrants.

A Bay of Plenty police spokesperson said police were dispappointed at the number of children who were living in these environments.

"What we found particularly disappointing was the number of children at these addresses with no choice about being brought up in these dangerous environments. We are working alongside other agencies to ensure the ongoing safety of these children.

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"This operation relied on input from the public, and its success shows that the Eastern Bay of Plenty community wants to help us prevent the harm that comes from drug dealing. We are extremely appreciative of that support."

If you have any information about drug activity contact your local police. Information can also be provided anonymously to the organisation Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.

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