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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Neil Docking & Ellie Kemp

Mum, 37, in pink unicorn onesie took over house to deal crack cocaine

A mum who wore a pink unicorn onesie was found inside a vulnerable woman's home she had taken over to deal drugs. Gita Fritdenberga was previously part of a gang which flooded the streets of Sefton, Liverpool with heroin and crack cocaine.

After serving a prison sentence for those crimes, the 37-year-old, of Princes Road, Toxteth, claimed she tried to turn her life around for her child. But after the death of her boyfriend in jail, and losing her job at a Liverpool hotel, she moved to Warrington, and soon started dealing again.

Liverpool Crown Court heard police raided a three-storey house in Thorneycroft Drive, just after midday, on March 9 this year. Jonathan Rogers, prosecuting, said the occupier was "largely bedridden" after a car crash in 2018 and lived mostly on the top floor.

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