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Wesley Holmes & Hannah Mackenzie Wood

Accountant turned cocaine dealer breaks down in court after question from judge

A drug dealer broke down in court as he was sentenced to prison over his involvement in the supply of cocaine and MDMA.

Liam Harrison told the judge through tears "he couldn't stop himself" after he was caught with £3,500 worth of drugs, just a few months after losing his job as an accountant. The 26-year-old pleaded guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply class A and possession of class B at Liverpool Crown Court yesterday.

According to the Liverpool Echo, police were patrolling Queensway, Waterloo, at roughly 3.45pm on August 11 last year when they spotted Harrison riding a bike with a large bag. When he tried to hide from officers behind a gate, they searched him and discovered 11 wraps of white powder and £260 cash.

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