ukwirednews
12/05/2013 - Last News Update: 19:13
England
Please note: this article is over 8 weeks old and may not reflect the current events in regards to this particular matter. Related links may not be up to date in regards to this news story.
Trick-or-treat children given cocaine in Oldham
Published: 1st Nov 2012 15:36:01
Children were handed packets of cocaine instead of sweets on a Halloween trick-or-treating trip, Greater Manchester Police have said.
Two people have been arrested after bags containing the class A drug were handed to children in Royton on Wednesday evening, officers said.
The man and woman are suspected of possessing class A drugs.
Two bags of cocaine were recovered by police after children found them in their trick-or-treat bags.
It is understood the drugs were bought for personal use and ended up in with the bags of sweets by accident.
Source:
BBC NewsExternal LinkShow Citation
Harvard Citation
BBC News, 2012. Trick-or-treat children given cocaine in Oldham. [Online] (Updated 01 Nov 2012)Available at: http://www.ukwirednews.com/news.php/1461422-Trick-or-treat-children-given-cocaine-in-Oldham [Accessed 12th May 2013]
blog comments powered by Disqus
Latest News
-
At 19:13:57 in Headlines
Afghan protest at Iran 'shooting' of migrants
Afghan Foreign Minister Zalmai Rasoul has summoned Iran's ambassador to protest at the alleged killing of migrants by Iranian border gu... -
At 19:08:20 in Entertainment
Dutch singer Caro Emerald's album tops chart
Jazz and pop singer Caro Emerald's second album, The Shocking Miss Emerald, has shot to the top of the charts, pushing East London dru... -
At 18:23:37 in Wales
Swansea murder: Richard Craddock named Gowerton stab victim
Murder squad detectives have named a 51-year-old man who died after he was discovered stabbed in a Swansea road.... -
At 18:15:23 in World
New Bangladesh panel to raise garment workers' wages
Bangladesh has set up a panel to raise the minimum wage for more than three million garment workers, the minister for textiles has said.... -
At 18:01:48 in England
Boy, 15, charged over acid attack
A 15-year-old boy has been charged over an acid attack on a woman in Romford, east London.... -
'Dramatic decline' warning for plants and animals
More than half of common plant species and a third of animals could see a serious decline in their habitat range because of climate change.... -
At 18:00:03 in Politics
EU graduates 'cannot evade' loan repayments
The government has warned overseas graduates who borrowed money to study in the UK that they cannot evade their obligation to repay by movin... -
At 17:32:45 in England
Blackpool Madame Tussauds removes Ken Barlow waxwork
A waxwork of Coronation Street's Ken Barlow at Madame Tussauds in Blackpool has been removed over fears of it being damaged, a spokesma... -
At 17:31:50 in Headlines
'I worried about making mistakes': Your stories
Senior nurses have spoken out against the increasing number of patients each nurse is expected to look after. Frequently, a nurse now looks ... -
At 17:23:57 in Headlines
South Korea apology for Yoon Chang-jung US sex scandal
South Korea's presidential office has apologised after an official was sacked during a US visit over "shameful" sexual harass...
News In Other Categories
-
Dutch singer Caro Emerald's album tops chart
Jazz and pop singer Caro Emerald's second album, The Shocking Miss Emerald, has shot to the top of the charts, pushing East London dru... -
Philip Hammond: Small firms to get army reserve cash 'incentives'
Small firms are to be offered cash incentives to encourage them to allow workers to join the military reserves, says defence secretary Phili... -
'Dramatic decline' warning for plants and animals
More than half of common plant species and a third of animals could see a serious decline in their habitat range because of climate change.... -
Smart meter project is delayed
The introduction of energy smart meters in 30 million UK homes will be delayed for more than a year, the government has announced.... -
West Belfast sex attack on teenager investigated
The police are investigating an alleged serious sexual assault on a teenage girl in west Belfast. ... -
EU graduates 'cannot evade' loan repayments
The government has warned overseas graduates who borrowed money to study in the UK that they cannot evade their obligation to repay by movin...



