Police 'sabotage' drugs consumption van helping addicts as insurance cancelled

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Westminster appeal for a drug treatment activist to be given an exemption for his mobile consumption facility in Glasgow has been rejected out of hand by the UK government. Alison Thewliss MP called on the Home Office to grant Peter Krykant permissions for his mobile safe consumption facility in a converted van.

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Police in Hamilton are appealing for information to help trace a man who is missing from the area.Catalin Stan (37) was last seen at the Days Inn, Hamilton Services, Hamilton around 7.30pm on Wednesday, August 26.Catalin is originally from Romania and speaks English with an accent.He is described as 6ft tall and of medium build.When last seen he is believed to be wearing dark grey jeans, black trainers and a

drugs facility is run from a converted 2004 Ford Transit minibus that cost £2400.The vehicle was taxed, MOTd and insured before Peter went about removing seats and swapping in NHS tables and chairs.On board are chests of drawers laden with swabs and injecting kits, which include spoons for “cooking up”, syringes and citric acid, which is used on the shot.The van also has stocks of naloxone, which is an effective antidote to any opiate overdose.

dingy, needle strewn back alleys and into his clean and safe converted mini-bus.He admits he could face being arrested but is taking his own action over the lack of it at Government level.The Daily Record spoke to some of the van’s first clients after they stepped on board as it parked close to Glasgow’s Barras market on a street as blighted by drug addiction as those in any city in Europe.Glasgow, with scores of open air drug scenes close to busy shopping streets, has been pinpointed as the