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| Bromley Magistrates Court |
A teenage first-time offender has
admitted cocaine dealing during an emotionally-charged court hearing
in which he and his family were in tears.
Harry Edward Collett, 19, of William
Foster Lane, Welling, south-east London had colour-coded wraps of the
drug to indicate quantity and price.
He appeared at Bromley Magistrates
Court (pictured) yesterday, where he pleaded guilty to possessing a
quantity of cocaine, with intent to supply, on January 6.
The court heard police on patrol in
Bexley stopped a vehicle Collett was travelling in.
He appeared nervous to the officers
when questioned and was searched.
Police found a bag stuffed down his
trousers, which contained fifty to seventy wraps of the class A drug.
The paper wraps were in two different
colours, white indicated £20 and pink £40.
The court decided its maximum power of
punishment – six months imprisonment – was insufficient and
Collett was bailed to appear for sentencing at Inner London Crown
Court.
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