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BBC News
10 May 2012
By Jane Bradley and Rita Monjardino
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-17958978
10 May 2012
By Jane Bradley and Rita Monjardino
Evidence of illegal drugs being used by children as young as 14 attending supposedly "safe" all-night raves has been uncovered by a BBC London investigation. Let's Go Crazy (LGC) is a popular clubbing event which markets itself as a safe night out for over 16s where drugs will not be tolerated. It hires out venues across London for its all night events. On its website Lets Go Crazy promises "unforgettable nights out for young people" and claims the "safety of our guests is our most important priority". It adds: "Under no circumstances will the possession or consummation of drugs be tolerated."
One of the BBC journalists texted an LGC promoter asking why security was so strict. The promoter replied saying: "Can you imagine how many people will be on drugs! Also if you need any you can get inside, because inside there will be a lot of ppl with drugs haha."
While queuing outside the event, the journalists filmed two stewards with LGC identification cards advising a group of boys who admitted having MDMA, a form of ecstasy, and were worried about getting caught by the police to "get rid of it."
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-17958978
