Timothy Stead: Last News

Bolton Crown Court, Gary John Ernest Boote, 30, admitted to being concerned in the supply of cocaine; being concerned in the supply of cannabis; possession of cocaine with intent to supply; and simple possession of cannabis. Boote, of Darwen Road, Bromley Cross, admitted to being concerned in the supply of cannabis for a 16-month period, between January 24 2019 and May 15 2020.

Wigan, pleaded not guilty to the charge of possessing an imitation handgun with intent to cause fear or violence; and another of false imprisonment, at Bolton Crown Court.The 39-year-old pleaded guilty to a further charge of possessing a stun gun 'designed or adapted for the discharge of any noxious liquid, gas or other thing'.It follows an incident on December 19 in the Platt Bridge area of Wigan.A trial date has been set for July 28.

Manchester Evening News reports how Bolton Crown Court heard how he had been collared selling Class A drugs on three separate occasions in Wigan between February and June.Woltman of Heyburn Road, Tuebrook, was remarkably granted bail after both the first and second arrests, but could not stop dealing drugs and was finally locked up after being arrested on June 29.Judge Timothy Stead criticised Greater Manchester Police during a sentencing hearing at Bolton Crown Court on Friday.He said: "This is a case of a man caught three times doing exactly the same thing in Wigan."I cannot begin to understand how the police, knowing as they do that towns like Wigan are menaced by drug trafficking from outside the area, with all the misery and tragedy it

A sobbing drug dealer was found with 70 wraps of cocaine and heroin stashed 'between his buttocks.'

this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBury News'.Judge Timothy Stead rejected a bail application and ordered for Hamer to be kept in custody until his trial date.Judge Stead said: "I am satisfied in this case, if he is committed to bail, there is a substantial risk that he will seek to interfere with the course of public justice.