'It is quite a large-scale investigation,' Craigavon court hears as Co Armagh man faces 16 separate drugs charges.
“It is quite a large-scale investigation,” a prosecutor revealed as a Co Armagh man appeared in court facing 16 separate drugs charges.
The 33-year-old appeared in the dock of Craigavon Magistrates Court.
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Ross McCusker, whose address was listed as Queen Street in Lurgan faced a long list of drug-related charges.
The charges include possession of the Class A drug methylmethcathinion with intent to supply; possession of the Class A drug MDMA with intent to supply; two counts of possessing the Class A drug heroin.
Two counts of possessing the Class B drug Ketamine with intent to supply; possession the Class A drug methylmethcathinion; possessing the Class A drug MDMA tablets.
Possessing the Class A drug crystaline MDMA; possessing the Class A drug crystalline MDMA with intent to supply.
Two counts of possessing the Class A drug cocaine with intent to supply; possessing the Class A drug cocaine.
Possessing the Class A drug Methamphetamine; possessing the Class A drug Methamphetamine with intent to supply.
Possessing the Class A drug 2CB, with intent to supply; possessing the Class A drug 2CB.
After the charges were put to him, McCusker said he understood them
A PSNI officer said he was aware of the facts and circumstances of the case and could connect the defendant to the charges.
A prosecutor asked for a six-week adjournment.
“It is quite a large-scale investigation and the file isn’t due until September 18,” she told the court.
Deputy District Judge Austin Kennedy adjourned the case until September 25.