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'Crack house' boarded up after police raid

Beat officer PC David Ward pins the closure notice to the front door of flat 53 Brunswick Street, Ramsgate. Nobody is allowed to live there for the next 12 weeks.
Beat officer PC David Ward pins the closure notice to the front door of flat 53 Brunswick Street, Ramsgate. Nobody is allowed to live there for the next 12 weeks.

A property in a Kent town allegedly being used as a crack house has been boarded up.

Police were at 53 Brunswick Street, Ramsgate, on Thursday afternoon as metal shutters were put over the doors and windows after a civil court issued a closure order under anti-social behaviour legislation.

Nobody will now live at the address for three months and it can then be relet.

The order came after the house was raided by officers with a misuse of drugs warrant following a three-month operation involving neighbours and Thanet Council well as police.

PC Sue Luck paid tribute to the neighbours. "They have been willing to give statements and are prepared to come to court," she said.

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