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They were asked why they treated a man who supplied diazepam to an MP differently to the politician.

Police asked why they treated a man who supplied diazepam to an MP differently to the politician.

Stephen Doughty, 42, pictured left, admitted asking a constituent, Byron Long, 63, right, for the prescription-only medicine on July 19, 2019 while meeting in a Cardiff coffee shop.

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