A man in Hove has been convicted of supplying Class A drugs after police 100 wraps of cocaine at his address.
Sammy Mosuambe, 23, of Houlder Crescent in Croydon, was stopped and searched by a PCSO in Selborne Road on Sunday, February 6th after being witnessed acting suspiciously.
He was found in possession of several small wraps of cocaine, after which an address linked to him in The Drive was searched, where around 100 wraps of Class A drugs, cannabis and approximately £200 in cash was found.
A further search in custody found two mobile phones, £198.10 in cash and a small amount of cocaine.
Mosuambe was arrested and charged with two counts of possession with the intent to supply a Class A drug, and possession of cannabis.
At Brighton Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, February 8th, he was found guilty of all charges and was remanded in custody, pending sentencing at Lewes Crown Court on March 8th.
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