more under-18s are being taken to court for selling cannabis, with prosecutions up by 5.5 per cent over five years  children as young as 11 are being arrested for dealing cannabis as criminals increasingly use school pupils to distribute drugs, the times has learnt.  more under-18s are being prosecuted for selling the drug even though the number of adult dealers taken to court is falling, a report has shown.  sponsored  in a poll of teenage cannabis users a third of them said that the dealers in their area were also under 18.  the times asked police forces for the ages of children arrested or cautioned for possessing cannabis with intent to supply since 2012.  hampshire said that it had taken action against an 11-year-old and two 12-year-olds. avon and somerset had dealt with an 11-year-old. the 11-year-olds were given cautions. west midlands and south wales had
police catch 11‑year‑olds being used to sell drugs