'Sweating' passenger tried to avoid police on a train between Belfast and Coleraine and then crystal meth was found
A passenger who was "agitated, sweating profusely and pacing up and down" on a train between Belfast and Coleraine, abruptly turned away when police approached and when searched he had crystal meth.
He admitted possessing Class A drugs on August 4 last year.
A prosecutor told Antrim Magistrates Court, sitting in Ballymena on Tuesday, police were conducting a "routine patrol" at 2.50pm on the train when they encountered the defendant.
Declan Gallagher (41), of Ravenhill Reach Court, Belfast, had been sentenced at a court in Lisburn earlier this year for possession of crystal meth.
He has now received a five months jail term, suspended for two years.