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Inside Britain's Most Raided Building: Crack, Gangs, and the War for Stapleton Road

This documentary explores the devastating crack cocaine epidemic that transformed parts of Bristol into one of Britain's toughest urban areas. For years, the drug trade flourished, concentrating in St. Paul's and fueling a surge in violent crime. The arrest of the local Aggie Crew street gang created a void, quickly filled by Jamaican Yardies, leading to brutal, bloody turf wars when the original members were released and returned to reclaim their territory. The violence became so extreme that armed police were openly deployed on inner-city streets for the first time. The infamous Black and White Cafe, a known drug magnet and the most raided building in Britain, was finally shut down, but the problem simply migrated. The deadly cycle of addiction and crime moved to Stapleton Road in Easton, a neighborhood that soon gained national notoriety after multiple murders and became defined by high street crime, burglaries, and muggings. Hear the shocking stories of victims and addicts, and witness the struggle of residents and authorities against drug gangs who fight to control this lucrative but violent market, ensuring Bristol remains a city under constant threat. Uncover the intricate web of criminal enterprises, from notorious mob families to high-stakes heists, as we delve into the compelling stories behind the criminal masterminds and law enforcement efforts to bring them to justice. Any queries, please contact us at: [email protected]