Lurgan man accused of being concerned in the supply of cocaine is sent for trial to Craigavon Crown Court

A Co Armagh man, accused of being concerned in the supply of the Class A drug cocaine, has been sent for trial.

James Michael Brady, aged 27, from Deeny Drive, Lurgan appeared in the dock before Craigavon Magistrates Court for a Preliminary Enquiry.

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Brady is facing multiple drugs charges including four counts of being concerned in an offer to supply the Class A drug cocaine.

He is also accused of two counts of being concerned in an offer to supply the Class B drug cannabis, a single count of being concerned in an offer to supply the Class C drug pregabalin and possession of cannabis. The charges are dated between June 24 and August 24, 2022.

District Judge Michael Ranaghan said he had read the papers and was satisfied there is a prima facie case.

Brady was sent to Craigavon Crown Court for trial with arraignment on December 16. He was released on his own bail of £500.

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