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Illegal drug convict, Richard Donoghue, is now released after spending his 360 days in jail. His conviction was brought about by the drug raid conducted in September 2007 in Bruce Street. In Ontario Court Justice, Richard pleaded guilty in the seven counts of illegal drug charges including possession of ketamine, magic mushrooms, ecstasy and steroids.
Federal prosecutor, Mauro DiCarlo told the court that the police officers who conducted the raid were able to seize seized 150 grams of cocaine, 155 grams of ketamine, 329 ecstasy pills, 60 grams of magic mushrooms, 72 vials of liquid steroids and 100 steroid pills, which planned to sell.
From The Peterborough Examiner:
The list of drugs and items seized during a 2007 Bruce Street drug raid was three pages long, the federal Crown said yesterday.
Richard Donoghue, 36, pleaded guilty yesterday in Ontario Court of Justice to seven counts including possessing ketamine, magic mushrooms, ecstasy and steroids for the purpose of trafficking.
Police seized 150 grams of cocaine, 155 grams of ketamine, 329 ecstasy pills, 60 grams of magic mushrooms, 72 vials of liquid steroids and 100 steroid pills, federal prosecutor Mauro DiCarlo said.
Police also seized debt lists, cash and two prohibited knives, one that was spring loaded and one attached to brass knuckles. Drugs were also found in Donoghue’s Camaro, which was also seized.
After the raid held in Bruce Street, the police stated that total amount of illegal drugs confiscated, including those found inside Donoghue’s Camaro worth $60,000. More so, the police officers also found debt lists, cash and two prohibited knives.
Richard Donoghue, now 36, is recently released from jail. However, he will still be monitored since he will be under probation for 18 months.
Due to the possible health hazards of regulated or controlled drugs such as ecstasy, steroid and cocaine; trafficking, use and possession of these without the prescription or legal documentation from the doctor are punishable by the law.
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