Men admit being concerned in cocaine supply
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Five men have admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine at a hearing at Bristol Magistrates’ Court this week.
The charges came after police stopped a car in Lockleaze, Bristol, on Sunday night, 07 April, and seized almost a kilo of cocaine.
Subsequently officers arrested and charged six men who appeared in court on Tuesday 09 April.
The five who entered guilty pleas and were remanded in custody pending a sentencing hearing at Bristol Crown Court on Tuesday 14 May are:
- Luke Anthony Gregory, 29, of Hartcliffe, Bristol
- Aaron Thomas Haskins, 32, of Hartcliffe
- Ajani Smith, 28, of Lockleaze, Bristol
- Cartell Williams, 27, of no fixed abode and
- Ashley Wood, 26, of Bedminster, Bristol.
A sixth man, Adrian Williams, 58, of Hartcliffe, entered a not guilty plea and was remanded in custody pending a hearing at Bristol Crown Court on Wednesday 15 May.
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