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Two charged with giving singer drugs
Thursday, June 12, 2008 | 1 comment(s)
LONDON (AP) — Police have charged a man and a woman in London with supplying drugs to Amy Winehouse.
The charges stem from a video that appeared to show the singer smoking crack cocaine.
London police say John Blagrove and Cara Burton have been charged with conspiracy to supply cocaine and MDMA, also known as ecstasy.
The suspects were released on bail today until their next court appearance on July 1.
Police began an investigation after photos from the footage were published in The Sun newspaper in January. Detectives say Winehouse will not be charged in the case.
The charges stem from a video that appeared to show the singer smoking crack cocaine.
London police say John Blagrove and Cara Burton have been charged with conspiracy to supply cocaine and MDMA, also known as ecstasy.
The suspects were released on bail today until their next court appearance on July 1.
Police began an investigation after photos from the footage were published in The Sun newspaper in January. Detectives say Winehouse will not be charged in the case.
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