Plymouth drugs supply case defendant dies
A STONEHOUSE man awaiting sentence for supplying heroin and cocaine to two undercover police officers has died.
William Hayes, aged 50 and of St Mary Street, Stonehouse, pleaded guilty to three counts of supplying class A drugs as long ago as last November.
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But sentence was indefinitely postponed at Plymouth Crown Court because he was terminally ill.
Sally Daulton, for the Crown Prosecution Service, addressing a monthly review hearing before the court, said he had died at a hospice.
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Judge Paul Darlow had the file marked that the defendant had passed away.
Comments
by belly1234
Thursday, September 06 2012, 4:19PM
“@imapilgrim
It won't be sad to see Ian Brady die, Keiran Stapleton, Sharon Matthews, Levi Bellfield, the piece of pondlife that murdered Holly Wells, Abu Qatada or William Goad either, I could probably add quite a few more to the list.”
by Buccy
Tuesday, September 04 2012, 9:54PM
“Oh well, Job done.”
by imapilgrim
Tuesday, September 04 2012, 11:32AM
“R.I.P
its so sad when anyone dies whatever their age whatever their background .”
by renegade20122
Tuesday, September 04 2012, 8:13AM
“R I P ,, another one got away from Paul darlow”