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Street Value

DUNBAR fishes out a cigarette and a business card. The SCROTE breaks the cigarette in two and starts to roll a spliff.

	DUNBAR
	My druggie, Terence Sheppey.

	DS SIMONS
	Possession with Intent to Supply.

	DUNBAR
	He’s thinking about it. But it says here he had fourteen grams of crack cocaine in his sock with a street value of £1500.

	DS SIMONS
	Yeah.

	DUNBAR
	Which street?

	DS SIMONS
	What?

	DUNBAR
	My client wants to know which street you can sell rocks for thirty quid a go? ‘Cos round his way he can only get a tenner for them.

	DS SIMONS
	You challenging my valuation?

	DUNBAR
	No, I’m just saying: tell him the street and he might even be able to pay the fine.