Dt Con Andrew Talbot, 54, brazenly accessed the Greater Manchester Police evidence store, without any legitimate reason, on ten separate occasions and 'took pocketfuls' of the Class A drug ...

Andrew Talbot, 54, took almost £400,000 worth of cocaine from evidence stores before searching police systems for dealers to ...

James Lake, prosecuting, said: “He accepted when he attended the property store he would take pocketfuls, as much as he could fit in his pockets.” The court heard the drugs had an estimated ...

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Mr Lake said: “He accepted when he attended the property store he would take pocketfuls, as much as he could fit in his pockets.” The court heard the drugs had an estimated wholesale value of ...

Mr Lake said: “He accepted when he attended the property store he would take pocketfuls, as much as he could fit in his pockets.” The court heard the drugs had an estimated wholesale value of ...

James Lake, prosecuting, said: "He accepted when he attended the property store he would take pocketfuls, as much as he could fit in his pockets." Talbot supplied the drug between 2018 and 2020.

Mr Lake said: “He accepted when he attended the property store he would take pocketfuls, as much as he could fit in his pockets.” The court heard the drugs had an estimated wholesale value of ...