Tom Worden’s Client Found Not Guilty of Being Concerned in the Supply of a Class A Drug

12 April 2023

Tom Worden Criminal Defence and Prosecution Barrister

Tom Worden’s client found not guilty of being concerned in the supply of a Class A drug (cocaine).

Tom Worden secured the acquittal of a client arrested by plain-clothes police officers whilst allegedly carrying out a cocaine deal in a carpark in south London. Following cross-examination of the officers at a five-day trial at Woolwich Crown Court, Tom’s client was found not guilty by a jury. The client’s co-defendant, also arrested at the scene, was convicted.

Tom was instructed by Kaddy Bojang at Sampson Bailey Solicitors.

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