Legal High Drug Deaths Soar in UK
Legal high drug deaths soar in UK
It is expected to be moved from a class C to a class B drug, meaning illegal possession could lead to a five-year jail sentence, after the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs warned that frequent use could cause "severe and disabling" bladder damage.
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Carlisle restaurant owner attacked ex-worker after cocaine use claim
At Carlisle Crown Court yesterday, Barnaby Bowman, 41, who owns the Andalusian in Warwick Road, was given a fine, costs and compensation totaling £2,700. Judge Peter Hughes QC told him he had allowed himself to indulge in “the law jungle” by …
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Tamworth man caught with drugs stash bought it for Aston Villa FC game, court …
Brought before Burton Magistrates' Court on Thursday, February 13, Blake Evans pleaded guilty to possession of Mephedrone, a controlled Class B drug more commonly known as 'M-Kat'. The incident occurred at 3.10am on Friday, November 29, 2013, when …
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