A WOMAN has admitted being involved in the supply of class A drugs in Llandudno.

Jodie Hayward, 29, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to the following at Mold Crown Court this morning (May 28):

  • Being concerned in the supply of a class A drug (cocaine) between February 12 and April 6.
  • Being concerned in the supply of a class A drug (heroin) between February 12 and April 6.
  • Possession a class A drug (heroin) with intent to supply on March 14.

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Hayward, appearing via videolink from custody where she has been remanded, will be sentenced on Thursday, July 4.

A pre-sentence report will be prepared in Hayward’s case in the intervening period.

She has no previous convictions for drugs-related matters, the court heard.

Judge Rhys Rowlands, presiding over today’s hearing, told Hayward she would be given credit when sentenced for pleading guilty.

But he warned her: “These are very serious matters which would, ordinarily, attract a fairly significant custodial sentence.”