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Police sting a raving success

Published: 12:59 PM April 14, 2010    Updated: 11:12 AM November 7, 2020

Well done the police! A successful evening for the rave with a friendly approach.

Well done the police! A successful evening for the rave with a friendly approach.

Druggies picked up. Blankets available for ravers that might need them on a cold night. Cars checked. A visible presence and reassurance for the people of Seaton.

There should be no complaints.

Bob Mercer

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