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Four arrested during gangland violence 'day of action'

Four arrested during gangland violence 'day of action'
BBC UK Saturday 12 September 2026, 09:50 UTC 1 min read
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Police executed warrants at addresses in Bellshill and Motherwell on Friday and also recovered four stolen vehicles.

Police executed warrants at addresses in Bellshill and Motherwell on Friday and also recovered four stolen vehicles.
Bellshill (LOCATION) Motherwell (ORG)
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