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Drug offences

Drug offenses are the crime of the illegal manufacture, possession, use of or trade in (in particular recreational) drugs.

Drug offences

Spin-off problems associated with drugs include:

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↑ The links between sex and drug markets have been well-documented. May et al. (1999) [text] [Note]found that the majority of the sex-workers they interviewed were drug-dependent. See also the POP Guide on Street Prostitution. [text]

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-'''Drug offenses''' are the crime of the illegal possession, use or trade of (in particular recreational) [[wikipedia:drug|drug]]s.
+'''Drug offenses''' are the crime of the illegal manufacture, possession, use of or trade in (in particular recreational) [[wikipedia:drug|drug]]s.
 == Description ==
+Drug offences
 == Attributing circumstances ==
 == Impacts ==
+Spin-off problems associated with drugs include:
+* traffic congestion,
+* noise (from traffic and people),
+* disorderly conduct,
+* begging,
+* loitering,
+* vandalism,
+* littering (discarded drug paraphernalia),
+* criminal damage to property,
+* prostitution,<ref>The links between sex and drug markets have been well-documented. May et al. (1999) [[http://www.popcenter.org/problems/drugdealing_apartments/PDFs/fprs118.pdf|Full text]] [[http://www.popcenter.org/problems/drugdealing_apartments/PDFs/brf118.pdf|Briefing Note]]found that the majority of the sex-workers they interviewed were drug-dependent. See also the POP Guide on Street Prostitution. [[http://www.popcenter.org/problems/prostitution/|Full text]]</ref>
+†
+* robbery,
+* residential and commercial burglary,
+* theft from motor vehicles,
+* fencing stolen goods,
+* weapons offenses, and
+* assault and homicide.
 == Measures ==