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Gay doggers meeting for sex behind Big Baps cafe slammed for 'ruining business'
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Yorkshire Live reports.But she says trade is being hampered by men car-sharing and sneaking into a wooded area behind the cafe to have sex.
Sharon told Yorkshire Live that she has reported the problem to both West Yorkshire Police and Calderdale Council. However she says she feels as though she is "banging her head against a brick wall" as she is still waiting for the authorities to take some sort of action.Sharon has also raised concerns that the problem has been dismissed by police as a "political matter"."We have been visited by two police officers," she said. "They have said there is very little that they can do.
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