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'Organised criminals' plotting more illegal raves this weekend... leaders are now pleading with the public: do not attend

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herePolice will seize equipment and vehicles from organisers,using the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act, and dish out fines to those who attend, he said.Mayor Burnham added: "To the young people who may be thinking of going to these events, I understand how frustrating lockdown may have been to you.

But if you are going you are putting yourselves at serious risk of harm and more than that you are putting your families' lives at risk from infection.

Please think about that."To parents, we have all got our jobs to do to make sure where our young people are. There's no excuse what-so-ever for parents to be dropping people off at events as we saw last weekend.

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