DRUGS were seized from three people at a train station in Oxfordshire.
Sniffer dogs were used by police at Banbury train station yesterday evening to identify people who may be carrying illegal items.
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It resulted in a number of stop and searches and drugs from three people were seized. Police said on Facebook that those carrying the drugs were 'dealt with accordingly'.
A post by the force on Facebook added: "Drugs harm lives. If you have concerns about somebody you know suffering from addiction, or becoming involved in the supply of drugs, there is help out there. Report to us either online, calling 101 or anonymously via Crimestoppers."
The joint operation involved the Banbury Neighbourhood Team, British Transport Police and Inquest Canine Detection & Security LTD as part of Thames Valley Police's continuous fight against drugs and the harm they have on the community.
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