Drugs hidden in underwear

Man hid cocaine in boxers

A man told police who raided his East Kilbride home that there was cocaine hidden in his underwear.

Officers found nearly £5000 worth of the Class A drug at the address, Hamilton Sheriff Court heard this week.

Bradley Miller, 26, admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine at the house in Riccarton on August 26, 2022.

Jennifer Cunningham, prosecuting, said police got a search warrant and turned up at 6.20pm.

She said: “Entry was forced and the accused was seen exiting the kitchen.

“He was cautioned and told officers ‘I have a few bags in my boxers’.”

And Ms Cunningham added:“In his underwear police found a snap bag containing cocaine and another two bags of cocaine were found in the waistband of his trousers.”

More bags containing the drug were seized from

There was plenty of water to be seen as Claremont Rambling Club visited New Lanark and the Falls of Clyde on Sunday, January 28.

Fortunately all of the water was rushing down the linns and not falling from the skies.

The usual good luck with the weather gave the walkers a mild, dry and slightly breezy day, with no rain until the club bus was on the road back home.

On the day, the hardiest members and visitors opted for a challenging nine-mile walk starting at Crossford and following the riverbank up and down hilly stretches, through muddy patches and over the odd fallen tree, ending up at New Lanark. The dramatic views more than made up for the effort required.

The other walkers did a slightly easier six miles around New Lanark, walking along both sides of the river and enjoying a worktop and a cupboard in the kitchen. Scales and a sieve were coated in a white powder.

The cocaine weighed 120g in total and was worth up to £4800.

Defence agent Andy Thomson said his client has been on bail since an initial court appearance and there has been no further offending.

Sheriff Colin Dunipace deferred sentence on Miller, now of Warwick, East Kilbride, until March for background reports. spectacular scenery.

Before the walks there was a coffee stop at Dobbies Sandyholm and well-earned refreshments were enjoyed at the customary social hour in Lanark afterwards.

For those interested in finding out more about the club, visit its website https:// claremontramblers.co.uk or the Claremont Ramblers Facebook page.