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Lowestoft police issue drug warning after pink prescription tablets lost in town centre
By MARK BOGGIS
Thursday, January 24, 2013
1:17 PM
POLICE have issued a warning after prescription drugs were lost in Lowestoft town centre.
A police spokesman said: “Officers were contacted this morning (Thursday, January 24) after 50 Dipipanone/Cyclizine tablets were lost somewhere between the St Peters Street area and London Road North yesterday (Wednesday).
“The pink tablets could be extremely dangerous if they are taken by anyone they are not prescribed for and officers are asking anyone who may find them to hand them into Lowestoft police station front desk, or to contact the front desk team on 101.”
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