TWO people have admitted their involvement in supplying cocaine.
Benjamin Constance, 41, and Cerys Horlick, 25, appeared at Swansea Crown Court where they both faced two charges.
The pair were accused of being concerned in the supply of cocaine between April 1 and 27 this year.
They were both also charged with possession with intent to supply cocaine in Clydach on April 26.
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Both Horlick, of Glan Yr Afon in Ystalyfera, and Constance, of Gwilym Road in Swansea, had previously pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine at Swansea Magistrates’ Court on April 29.
Thomas Scapens, prosecuting, told the Crown Court that these pleas were acceptable and that a trial would no longer be sought on the possession with intent to supply charges.
The defendants were remanded back in to custody, and will be sentenced on June 17.
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