Three Lime bike riding suspected drug dealers arrested as City of London Police’s cycling ...
Three suspected drug dealers, all riding Lime bikes, were arrested within hours of each other by City of London Police officers patrolling the streets.
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Three suspected drug dealers, all riding Lime bikes, were arrested within hours of each other by City of London Police officers patrolling the streets.
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