Fine and suspended sentence for Cork man who had cannabis worth €4,500 in his flat

Charlie Gibbons was given a non-custodial sentence because he had no previous convictions, pleaded guilty and had presented clear urinalysis
Fine and suspended sentence for Cork man who had cannabis worth €4,500 in his flat

The cannabis was found in various quantities in the flat during the garda search. File photo

Quantities of cannabis totalling €4,500 were found in the search of a flat at Washington Street almost two years ago and now the man who was in possession of the drugs has been fined and given a suspended jail term.

Judge Mary Dorgan said: “It was a significant quantity of drugs.” However, the judge said she was going to impose a non-custodial sentence because the accused man Charlie Gibbons had no previous convictions, pleaded guilty and had presented clear urinalysis.

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