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- Shocked commuters caught a pair of dopey drug dealers counting out tablets on board a
train in Wales.
Billy Hearn, 26, and Callum Booth, 25, were spotted on the
Great Western train counting pregabalin tablets while sitting at a table.
The alarm was raised by fellow passengers who called police as they travelled from Llanelli to Swansea, South Wales.
Swansea Crown Court heard that British Transport Police officers
boarded the train to find the men who 'appeared
to be counting tablets.'
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Billy Hearn (left), 26, and Buy
Valium Online No Prescription Overnight Cod Callum Booth (right), 25, were spotted counting pregabalin tablets while sitting at
a table
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Hearn was searched and found to be carrying 41g of the drug spice along with Valium and pregabalin tablets.
Booth was found carrying 100 pregabalin tablets in blister packs along with
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No Prescription Overnight Cod tablets.
He has now pleaded guilty to possession of pregabalin with intent to
supply and to possession of Buy Valium 10mg Online No
Prescription with intent to supply.
Hearn, of Mount Pleasant, Swansea, pleaded guilty to possession of spice with intent to supply, possession of pregabalin with intent to supply, possession of
Valium 0.5mg Buy Online with intent to
supply, and to possession of pregabalin and Valium.
Both men have been sentenced to four months in prison.
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The alarm was raised by fellow passengers who called police as they travelled from Llanelli to Swansea,
South Wales on the Great Western train (file image)
Prosecutor Craig Jones said the intoxicated pair were
arrested on the service in February last year.
The court heard they were released under investigation - but the following day Booth carried out an armed robbery
of a shop.
Mr Jones said Booth targeted a Lifestyle Express store in Swansea with an accomplice while brandishing an axe.
Booth, of Hafod, Swansea, was given a nine-year extended sentence as a dangerous offender for that
incident.
The court heard Hearn was sentenced to two years in prison in March this year for assault occasioning actual
bodily harm.
Judge Geraint Walters said the pair had been 'openly handling the drugs on the train.' |
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