Co Tyrone man handed two-month jail sentence after quantity of cannabis found in property

A Co Tyrone man found with a quantity of cannabis in a property has been handed a two-month jail sentence at Dungannon Magistrates Court on Wednesday.

Thirty-five-year-old Jason McReynolds, from Gortinaskea Road in Stewartstown, admitted a charge of unlawfully possessing the drug on January 7 this year.

The court heard that 8.4 grams of cannabis were found by police during the search of a property under the misuse of drugs act in the Stewartstown area.

Prosecuting counsel said McReynolds accepted responsibility for the cannabis.

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The lawyer said he told police the cannabis had been there for some time and was worth between £20 and £30.

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A defence lawyer said the defendant, who appeared in court via video link from Maghaberry Prison, is currently serving a sentence for other matters.

District Judge Francis Rafferty said he would impose a two-month jail sentence. He also made an order for the destruction of the cannabis.

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