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Man changed drugs charges plea

3:11pm Thursday 28th August 2008


A 39-year-old Kidderminster man changed his plea to guilty on the day he was due to stand trial at Worcester Crown Court on drugs charges.

David Owers, of Avon Road, Foley Park, was released on bail for sentence in three weeks.

He admitted having 512 ecstasy tablets and 26.9 grammes of cocaine intending to supply the drugs to other people on April, 5 last year.

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