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Photos show men snorting drugs and urinating in Shrewsbury streets as police pledge action

Images of people urinating in the streets and snorting drugs off a wall have been released by police pledging a crackdown on the incidents.

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Shrewsbury Police have released images over concerns about anti-social behaviour on Claremont Hill in Shrewsbury.

Shrewsbury Police said that it had been dealing with complaints regarding Claremont Hill in the town – particularly relating to drug use and people relieving themselves.

The route is a main path between the town centre and the Quarry, as well as Town Walls.

The images released by officers have obscured the faces of those involved, but two show groups of three people standing by a wall, with one leaning over, appearing to snort drugs.

Shrewsbury Police have released images over concerns about anti-social behaviour on Claremont Hill in Shrewsbury.

The other pictures show men urinating against buildings.

Shrewsbury Police have released images over concerns about anti-social behaviour on Claremont Hill in Shrewsbury.

Writing on Twitter, Police Sergeant Gary Lansdale said that patrols of the area would continue and they would tackle any individuals carrying out offences.

Shrewsbury Police have released images over concerns about anti-social behaviour on Claremont Hill in Shrewsbury.

He said: "We are dealing with a number of complaints of anti-social behaviour around Claremont Hill, Shrewsbury, of drug taking, urinating and littering.

"Continual patrols of this area will continue and assisted by CCTV we will deal with any persons committing such offences."

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