article_snippet.sent: A heartbroken father has sent the open letter to A heartbroken father local council, South Gloucestershire, pleading for action to combat a ‘serious drug problem’.
article_snippet.sent: A heartbroken father said A heartbroken father had initially dismissed changes in A heartbroken father ’s behaviour as ‘teenage moodiness’.
article_snippet.sent: A heartbroken father has now written an open letter (above) to A heartbroken father local authority, South Gloucestershire, begging his local authority, South Gloucestershire to take the issue more seriously asking if a young person has to die before the problem is addressed .
article_snippet.sent: But A heartbroken father told the Bristol Post:
article_snippet.sent: , A heartbroken father said A heartbroken father went to his daughter school and police but officers were ‘aggressive and threatening’ when A heartbroken father volunteered information, including the names of alleged dealers.
article_snippet.sent: A heartbroken father accused authorities of ‘pretending a problem doesn’t exist’ and warned the situation would get worse if a problem was not tackled, adding: ‘Does a young person here have to die?’
article_snippet.sent: A heartbroken father said A heartbroken father relationship with A heartbroken father had hit ‘rock bottom’ over A heartbroken father attempts to protect his daughter from lapsing back into drug abuse, saying: ‘his daughter hates me now.
article_snippet.sent: A heartbroken father said A heartbroken father could not offer a ‘simple answer’ but said the problem of drug use would only get worse if the problem of drug use was ignored.