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News · 25 June 2026

Police seize nitrous oxide on Bournemouth beach

Police seize nitrous oxide on Bournemouth beach

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Authorities in the Dorset holiday resort report that individuals are using nitrous oxide with extreme frequency, leading to disruptive conduct. Over 20 officers have been patrolling the beach, confiscating dozens of canisters from groups of youths. Locals say the family-friendly beach has gained a "wild west" reputation, with one mother calling it a "jungle" after recent disorder.

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