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A teenager has been charged with multiple drug supply offences in Aylesbury.
Police stopped the 16-year-old on Tring Road on Tuesday afternoon.
A search found the boy from London was carrying a quantity of Class A and Class B Drugs.
He was charged with four offence including possession with the intent to supply a controlled drug of Class A.
Bucks MPs respond to Budget
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Pupils Help Bury Time Capsule in Haddenham
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Court upholds council decision to revoke taxi driver's licence
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Chiltern Railways supports £135k of social value projects for 2025/26
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