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A "party house" for rent in the Black Country has been closed down after allegations of knife crime, robbery and drugs. Listings on Airbnb and Fatsoma claimed the small flat could sleep 14 people and host many more but the location has been consistently blighted with issues since the beginning of , according to West Midlands Police. Officers have responded to at least 20 reports of anti-social behaviour at the property including allegations of knife crime, underage drinking, underage sexual activity, robbery and drug-taking in the last 12 months. More concerns have been raised with the local authority by troubled residents and the issues have been exacerbated by the current Covid restrictions. Several illegal parties have taken place at the flat, police said, and there is evidence that it has been used to host club nights despite not having any type of licence or health and safety measures in place to do so.

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