Man admits offering anxiety tablets to plainclothes gardaí in Cork

The judge imposed a five-month suspended sentence on Adrian Bowen
Man admits offering anxiety tablets to plainclothes gardaí in Cork

He offered a blister-pack of Alprazolam to the gardaí as they were talking to three other men in Cork City centre. File photo

Tue, 02 Mar, 2021 - 19:45
Liam Heylin

Plainclothes gardaí talking to three men in Cork City centre were interrupted by the arrival of another man offering the anxiety tablets Alprazolam.

Adrian Bowen of 20 St Mary’s Avenue, Gurranabraher, Cork, has now pleaded guilty to possession of the tablets for sale or supply.

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