SCHOOLS AWASH WITH DRUGS

Emma Leigh-Bennett, the headteacher at Kingsdown School.
'County Lines' is a term used when UK drug gangs from big cities expand their operations to smaller towns, often using violence to drive out local dealers and exploiting children to sell drugs.
In August 2019, the UK's Wiltshire police raided a 'county lines' drug gang that forced 40 kids from Kingsdown School in Swindon, Wiltshire to deal cannabis and cocaine.
The teens, some as young as 14, had been supplied with drugs and dealing kits.
It is thought that girls as young as 14 at Kingsdown School in Swindon, Wiltshire, were pestered for sex in exchange for cocaine.
Police raid county lines gang that forced 40 children to deal drugs

In the case of the Kingsdown school, police say that adult dealers had a network of 40 pupils dealing at the school which has just over 1,200 students in total.
This is the equivalent of one dealer per classroom.
The Wiltshire Police arrested a 27-year-old man during the raid, who is thought to head up the gang.
He has since been released.

Edward Heath (right) with Lord Bramall.
EDWARD HEATH AND CHILD ABUSE - Aangirfan
Wiltshire is associated with the child abuse whistleblower Carl Beech.
'CARL BEECH IS INNOCENT' / NICK VERSUS LORD BRAMALL

Mill Hill School.
Britain's top private schools are 'awash with Class A drugs', according to a new study.
"Emily, a 17-year-old girl at a co-ed boarding school, said up to 90 per cent of her friends were taking drugs."
"One 17-year-old boy at a 'well-known liberal boarding school' told Tatler: 'In the last year, I haven't been on a night out or even to a friend's house where there hasn't been a person taking drugs."
Britain's top private schools are 'awash with Class A drugs .

Mill Hill School.
Many years ago, I was told that in one expensive private school the illegal drugs were being sold by a pupil who was the son of one of the governors of the school, reportedly a well-connected Jewish gentleman.
I do not know any of the names involved.


"Drug use is rife among teenagers at some of Britain's top private schools and many are starting at age 12, according to Tatler magazine.
Tatler - The original social media
"An investigation by Tatler found that taking Class A drugs is 'normal' among pupils at some private schools, including elite boarding schools."
I am told that more and more kids are having psychotic episodes, due to drugs.

Arthur Thompson
"MI5 told him he could pretty much start the drugs trade in Glasgow."
DRUGS, GANGS, SPOOKS - PART 1. - Aangirfan
DRUGS, GANGS, SPOOKS - PART 2
PAUL MASSEY, SAVILE, MI5, NARCOTICS
Many hundreds of kids were sexually abused in council care in Nottinghamshire.
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