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How violent are cocaine crimes?

Nearly a fifth of the cocaine-linked crimes recorded by police were violent, according to the Guardian investigation. This suggests a strong connection between cocaine use and violent behaviour, whether through disputes over drug dealing, impaired judgment, or other factors. It underscores the broader public safety implications of increased drug consumption.

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