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Boys accused of cannabis crimes

11:25pm Monday 21st April 2008

By Clive White »

Three teenage boys have been accused of cannabis-related crimes.

They were arrested in a wooded area of Otley Road, Skipton.

Following the arrests, a 17-year-old youth will appear at Skipton Youth Court on Monday, April 28, accused of supplying cannabis.

The other two boys, both aged 14, received final warnings.

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