The four offences were committed between December 2019 and January 2020. Harry Baker, mitigating, said his client had pleaded guilty at the earliest opportunity and had been held in custody since his arrest in June 2020. He added: “The defendant is still a young man who wants to stay away from what he’s been doing before.” His barrister urged the court to suspend the inevitable prison sentence. Judge Richard Williams told Moshen: “You were actively dealing both heroin and crack cocaine while you were on licence. “You were at the bottom end of the chain and you were likely selling on the direction of others.