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English County Lines drug gangs make it to Shetland but Scottish Government pays for detection dogs
From the Shetland Times today: A second one-off payment of £30,000 has been made to vital charity Dogs Against Drugs by the Scottish government. This will help the cash-strapped charity to detect illegal substances which are brought to the isles as well as continue its important educational classes to Shetland schools. Who is bringing these illegal substances to the Shetlands? From the same source: “I think that if we didn’t have Dogs Against Dr…
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English County Lines drug gangs make it to Shetland but Scottish Government pays for detection dogs
From the Shetland Times today: A second one-off payment of £30,000 has been made to vital charity Dogs Against Drugs by the Scottish government. This will help the cash-strapped charity to detect illegal substances which are brought to the isles as well as continue its important educational classes to Shetland schools. Who is bringing these illegal substances to the Shetlands? From the same source: “I think that if we didn’t have Dogs Against Dr…
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