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Man, 21, caught offering to sell cocaine and cannabis

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Newport Chronicle: Tyrell Eason, aged 21, of George Street, Cwmcarn, Caerphilly was caught offering to sell cocaine and cannabis

A man has been caught offering to sell cocaine and cannabis. Tyrell Eason, aged 21, of George Street, Cwmcarn, Caerphilly pleaded guilty to offering to sell the class A and class B drugs between November 22, 2024 and Christmas Day, 2024. His case was committed to the crown court after he appeared at Newport Magistrates' Court. The defendant is due to be sentenced next month on May 15. Eason was granted unconditional bail.

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