A judge told a Hengrove teenager found with Class A drugs not to break his mum's heart. And he handed Romaine Mullings a chance to do so by staying out of knife crime.
Mullings appeared before Bristol Crown Court after pleading guilty to possessing heroin and crack cocaine with intent to supply as well as having a knife. In November last year Judge James Patrick deferred sentence for Mullings to prove he could stay out of trouble.
Today, the 19-year-old, of The Boulevard, was back in court. And the court heard he had done what was asked of him.
