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Crack House
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Crack House
An old, abandoned or burnt-out building often in US inner-cities where drug dealers and users buy, sell, produce and use illicit drugs, including, but not limited to, crack cocaine
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On Heidelberg Street, 54-year-old Tyree Guyton uses the trash from abandoned crackhouses to create a riot of street art.
How Motown became Notown; The once-great city of Detroit has decayed ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Another crackhouse closure was due to take place today at 4pm in the adjacent Tennyson Avenue.
Another one bites the dust; Family is evicted in crack den shutdown by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Zoe Watson, who lost her home under a crackhouse order, was one of three drug users caught up in the operation to rid Derwentside of dealers, Durham Crown Court was told.
Drug dealers caught in sting by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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