But Opposition family and children's services spokeswoman Megan Anwyl said it was clear that young cannabis users were a soft target for police. The fact that many young people did not have enough money to conduct their social lives off the streets meant that police had an easy job of catching them if they used cannabis. South Metro Community Drug Service Team manager Kathryn Kemp said her service was being inundated with people of all ages and all walks of life seeking help with their drug habits. About 150 people came through the door each month. The service encouraged people to stop using drugs but that was not always possible.
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