Action on properties at centre of crime issues

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Closure orders have been secured for two Cornish properties at the centre of alleged drug crimes and anti-social behaviour.
Devon and Cornwall Police said the orders for the buildings on Berries Avenue in Bude had been granted after officers received reports of suspected drug dealing, drug-related violence and anti-social behaviour.
The force said reports included people visiting the properties at all hours of the day including some who had taken drugs, which led to further disturbances.
The orders make it an offence for anyone to enter either address for three months.
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PC Nina Sargent said the issues involving the two properties had a "significant detrimental impact" on the local community.
She added: "Everyone deserves to live in peace and without fear of crime.
"This type of criminal behaviour will not be tolerated and we will continue to take action against those responsible."
A police spokesperson said the tenants of the properties had been signposted to necessary support services and officers would work with them while the orders are active to ensure future crime prevention.
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