Young Corkman ordered to provide urinalysis before drug-dealing sentencing

The court was told the certified urinalysis was necessary to showing the defendant was clear of drugs

Garda Chris Campbell said gardaí went to the defendant’s home in Ballincollig and cocaine and ketamine with a total value of €23,900 were located.

A young man caught dealing cocaine in Ballincollig in February 2020 needs to provide a series of urinalysis results before being sentenced.

27-year-old Jordan Harris appeared at Cork Circuit Criminal Court in June and was told at that time that certified urinalysis was necessary to showing he was clear of drugs and that he had to attend at the probation service. The judge at the time said there needed to be proof that the drug-related period of his life was over.