Drug trends are cyclical. Let us never forget the devastation of the 2000s jenkem epidemic. The lives left forever changed. The epidemic which tore through local newsrooms, police departments, and left thousands of parents forwarding one shocking email.
Meet Rip, pictured here in 1941.
During the London Blitz in WW2, this starving stray terrier was rescued by Air Raid Warden E. King.
Despite having no search-and-rescue training, Rip possessed an incredible natural gift for sniffing out survivors trapped under collapsed buildings, ultimately helping save more than 100 lives in just 12 months.
Awarded the PDSA Dickin Medal for heroism in 1945, Rip proved that remarkable heroes often come in unexpected forms.
Never underestimate a stray, the life you save might just be the one that saves others.
🔴 Three men have pleaded guilty to drugs supply across Lancashire. All of them received suspended sentences:
Ihsan Tahir: 34 months suspended
Haroon Azad: 32 weeks suspended
Adil Hussain: 32 weeks suspended