article_snippet.sent: Liam Linford Oliver-Christie Liam Linford Oliver-Christie was caught with almost £1,500 worth of crack cocaine and heroin - just months after Liam Linford Oliver-Christie was jailed for allowing Liam Linford Oliver-Christie home to be used as a drugs den, a court heard today.
article_snippet.sent: Liam Linford Oliver-Christie, 29, whose father is the former Olympic sprinter, was caught with a drugs under whose father floorboards during a police raid in West Kensington, west London.
article_snippet.sent: Officers uncovered the haul and ‘drugs paraphernalia’ with the help of a sniffer dog at his council flat in September 2013 - and Oliver-Christie today admitted two counts of possessing class A drugs.
article_snippet.sent: Drugs charges: Liam Linford Oliver-Christie (pictured outside Isleworth Crown Court today) was caught with Drugs under Liam Linford Oliver-Christie ( during a police raid in West Kensington, west LondonWest Kensington, west London, in September 2013 .
article_snippet.sent: Neil Griffin, prosecuting, said: ‘There was a search warrant executed on September 30 but Liam Linford Oliver-Christie ( was not at home.
article_snippet.sent: Oliver-Christie, who today wore a black leather jacket and bright pink trainers, was jailed for 15 months at Isleworth Crown Court in Middlesex in August 2012 for ‘turning a blind eye’ to drug dealing at his home.
article_snippet.sent: Linford Christie (pictured above in 1993) had denied possessing criminal property but was convicted after a trial.
article_snippet.sent: Linford Christie (pictured above in 1993) also has a previous burglary conviction from 2002.
article_snippet.sent: Bailing Linford Christie (pictured above in 1993) before sentencing on May 15, Judge Martin Edmunds QC said: ‘You have pleaded guilty to counts two and four of the indictment and those have been accepted by the Crown.
article_snippet.sent: The court was told Oliver-Christie’s drug issues are now ‘under control,’ while Oliver-Christie’s is being supported by friends and relatives.
article_snippet.sent: Emma Fenn, defending, said: ‘Linford Christie (pictured above in 1993) has sought voluntary help and that has been resolved with family help.
article_snippet.sent: Linford Christie (pictured above in 1993) is suitable for unpaid work if this passes the community threshold.'
article_snippet.sent: Two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs, which Linford Christie (pictured above in 1993) denies, were ordered to lie on the court file.
highlights_snippet.sent: Liam Linford Oliver-Christie caught during police raid in west London .
  