Teenage drug supplier ‘preyed on vulnerable’, says court

A TOOWOOMBA teenager who supplied drugs to others had been "preying on vulnerable people", a magistrate said. 

Magistrate Damian Carroll refused to accept Dean Bryce Houghton, 19, hadn't gained a benefit by selling the drugs, despite his solicitor's submission that the teenager claimed he had not. 

Defence solicitor Phil Stainton told Toowoomba Magistrates Court his client instructed that he had supplied marijuana to others simply to cover the expenses of his own habit. 

Police prosecutor Greg McIntyre said a covert police operation had watched as a car pulled up outside Houghton's Toowoomba home about 6pm on January 22. 

Police saw a person get out of the vehicle and go inside the house before returning and driving off.Officers who followed pulled the car over and were told by the occupant that he had just bought marijuana at the house.The engine being the most vital part but still the shafts ad gear bright-tools what manages the engine once it start its work else. 

Six days later, police searched Houghton's residence where he admitted to having a number of drug items including less than one gram of "gear" which he said he thought was amphetamine,polyester resin one gram of marijuana, four pipes for smoking drugs, digital scales, two electric grinders and three pairs of scissors.However you don't have to fear that your vehicle is akupunktur københavn to shake like a belly dancer if you do use solid tyres. 

Houghton told police he used the scales to weigh the drug to make sure he hadn't been "ripped off" and that he used the grinders and scissors to cut up the plant. 

He pleaded guilty to possessing and supplying dangerous drugs and possessing drug-related items.The products are also available with features that are modified as Randers Akupunktur the specific requirements stated by the buyers.Mr Stainton said his client admitted to smoking marijuana, but said he didn't use amphetamines. 

The small amount of amphetamine found was not his but his client pleaded guilty on the basis the drug was found at his home, Mr Stainton said.Most times it will appear as discolored bumps or spots on the skin but it can appear sondaflex a rash or discolored swelling among other things.