Crewe Drug Charges: Further Remands

Two people arrested as part of a Police drugs operation in Crewe and Liverpool on July 20th today (Aug 17th) admitted offences related to drug dealing.
Matthew Hill, aged 22, from Newhaven Court, Nantwich, appeared at Chester Crown Court and pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy to supply heroin and conspiracy to supply crack cocaine. He was remanded in custody until October 12th.
Samantha Richards, aged 32, of Wheelman road, Crewe, admitted charges of supplying heroin, and being concerned in the supply of heroin and crack cocaine. She was remanded on bail to appear at court again on October 12th.
Tony Powell, aged 38, from Eleanor Close, Crewe, who faces charges of conspiracy to supply heroin and conspiracy to supply crack cocaine was also remanded in custody to October 12th. No plea was entered.
Andrew Cooper, aged 22, of Edleston Road, Crewe, who faces similar charges, was remanded in custody to October 5th. No plea was entered.
David McDonough, aged 48, of Sedgmoor Road, Norris Green, Liverpool, who is also charged with conspiracy to supply heroin and crack cocaine was remanded in custody to October 5th. He did not enter a plea.
A 17 years old youth from Norris Green who admitted charges of conspiracy to supply heroin and crack cocaine was remanded on bail to October 5th.

Police Seek Camera Owner
Police are trying to trace the owner of a camera they believe may have been taken in a burglary or stolen from a car.
The camera, a Panasonic Lumix DMC-T27 was found under a car in Lear Drive, in the Wistaston Area of Crewe on Tuesday August 10th.
Detective Constable Shamaila Ahmed said, “There are some family pictures on the memory card in the camera. For that reason alone, it is surprising no-one has reported it missing.
“We would very much like to trace the owner. We have checked the files and made inquiries in the streets around the spot where it was found but so far we have drawn a blank.
“The camera has a black body with steel trim and fittings. Anyone who believes it may be their camera, or who may know the owner can contact me through the Cheshire Police Information line 0845 458 0000.”