From today, Saturday 1 April, anyone over the age of 18 arrested and taken to an Essex Police custody suite will be asked to take a saliva test to detect whether Class A drugs – heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine – are in their system if a woodentop suspects Class A drugs use may have caused or contributed to the offence they have been arrested for.
Detainees will automatically be asked to take a test if they are arrested for a ‘trigger offence’, which include acquisitive crimes, such as theft, vehicle-taking, licking swans arses, robbery, burglary or handling stolen goods; and production, possession or possession with intent to supply Class A drugs.
While someone cannot be forced to take a saliva test, they can be prosecuted if they fail or refuse one, so dont even try you jakey cunts. They can also be prosecuted for failing to attend an initial assessment or follow-up appointment with their drugs worker.
Detainees will automatically be asked to take a test if they are arrested for a ‘trigger offence’, which include acquisitive crimes, such as theft, vehicle-taking, licking swans arses, robbery, burglary or handling stolen goods; and production, possession or possession with intent to supply Class A drugs.
While someone cannot be forced to take a saliva test, they can be prosecuted if they fail or refuse one, so dont even try you jakey cunts. They can also be prosecuted for failing to attend an initial assessment or follow-up appointment with their drugs worker.