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Following news of the government’s focus on drink spiking, PCC John Campion said: “I support the government’s move to ensure drink spiking is named as a specific criminal offence.

“Whilst drink spiking is already illegal, more must be done to ensure those enjoying a night-out, can do so safely and without fear of harm.

“In West Mercia, I have funded thousands of anti-spiking kits, training for workers in the night-time economy, as well as backing West Mercia Police with the resources it needs to carry out plain clothed operations in our towns and cities.

“Outside of the now, I am also focused on playing my role in the societal shift that needs to take place to ensure we all feel empowered to call out harmful behaviour when we see it in our communities.

“Aiding this shift, I look forward to when the government sets out the timeframe for introducing this new offence through its legislative agenda.”

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