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Two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs, which Oliver-Christie denies, were ordered to lie on the court file. He is suitable for unpaid work if this passes the community threshold.' The court was told Oliver-Christie’s drug issues are now ‘under control,’ while he is being supported by friends and relatives.Įmma Fenn, defending, said: ‘He has sought voluntary help and that has been resolved with family help. ‘Sentence in this case will take place on May 19, and in the interim I will ask the Probation Service to prepare a pre-sentence report about you and address your drug issues.’
Oliver-Christie also has a previous burglary conviction from 2002.īailing him before sentencing on May 15, Judge Martin Edmunds QC said: ‘You have pleaded guilty to counts two and four of the indictment and those have been accepted by the Crown. He had denied possessing criminal property but was convicted after a trial. Sprinter: Linford Christie (pictured above in 1993) was the toast of British athletics for a decade
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