Joshua Allen

Joshua Allen, the son of celebrity TV chef Rachel Allen, has been remanded to prison for five days after he was caught with cocaine just five weeks after ...

He is determined to continue on the path he is now on.” It is impossible [that I dropped anything],” he said. “With all due respect, you are making a mistake. Last September, Judge Gabbett jailed Allen for two months. “I know he has made mistakes but he realises all his troubles have been caused by issues with drugs and alcohol. He said Allen had learned his lesson and was pursuing positive, healthy life choices.

Judge Berkeley told the Cork Circuit Court about two suspected drug-driving cases facing Allen, including one allegedly occurred in Dungarvan, County Waterford ...

He is determined to keep going the way he is now. He is determined to keep going the way he is now. Judge Berkeley said he had a lot of concerns, including the fact that Joshua recidivized just six weeks after he was released from prison. He breaks his relationship with his former peers and lives his life. He said he was concerned. He breaks his relationship with his former peers and lives his life. He said he was concerned. He said Allen looked back on his life through his work and trained in MMA 5-6 times a week. However, his recidivism was a triggering crime, and Mr Allen appeared in court today, allowing Judge Sarah Berkeley to decide if he should. However, his recidivism was a triggering crime, and Mr Allen appeared in court today, allowing Judge Sarah Berkeley to decide if he should. After being found to have € 22,000 worth of cannabis for sale and supply in August 2018, Allen was sentenced to 15 months in prison and criminalized just weeks after being released from detention. Has occurred.After being found to have € 22,000 worth of cannabis for sale and supply in August 2018, Allen was sentenced to 15 months in prison and criminalized just weeks after being released from detention.

Joshua Allen of Ballynamona, Shanagarry, Co Cork was back before Cork Circuit Criminal Court to firstly appeal the severity of a two-month term imposed on him ...

However, Mr O’Sullivan said his client would strenuously deny he was driving under the influence of drugs and he said his client was adamant that analysis would show he was drug free at the time as the urine samples submitted to his own GP showed he had been drug free for eight months. “In my opinion, Joshua has turned a corner. Mr O’Sullivan said that as proof of his client’s determination to turn his life around, he had been undergoing urine analysis with his GP in east Cork to see if he had consumed any drugs and he had eight such urine sample results since last September which showed he was drug free.