Crack-addicted nurse and her boyfriend avoid custody for dealing drugs

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A crack-addicted nurse and her boyfriend have been spared custody after they were caught selling the deadly drug.

Dayna Saddington and her partner Scott Bailey, both 32, were found with stashes of crack cocaine and MDMA at a property in Pontefract.

Leeds Crown Court heard police had attended a house for an unrelated matter on September 29, 2018 and thought the four people in the house were acting suspiciously.

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Ian Howard, prosecuting, said that a quick search uncovered £225 worth of crack cocaine in the bathroom, separated into deals.

Leeds Crown Court.Leeds Crown Court.
Leeds Crown Court.

All four were arrested, including Bailey and Saddington, and a further search uncovered weighing scales and a mobile phone on the property's water tank.

In the cellar they also found 48 grammes of MDMA.

Having both admitted two counts of supplying Class A drugs, it was accepted by the Crown Prosecution Service that they had only been selling to a close group of friends to help fund their own spiralling habit.