article_snippet.sent: The furniture boss who supplied the beds, Phillip Dickens, who was described as the 'king of DIY' was today fined £50,000 and given a suspended prison sentence.
article_snippet.sent: Thames Valley Police visited Baumhaus in October and seized computer equipment.
article_snippet.sent: Phillip Dickens, company director of furniture supplier Baumhaus Ltd, which distributed the beds, was today given a suspended prison sentence for placing an unsafe product on the market .
article_snippet.sent: Dickens, described as 'the king of DIY' on a profile on the Baumhaus website, entered pleas on the company's behalf at an earlier hearing, admitting two counts of placing an unsafe product on the market between January 2010 and July 2013.
article_snippet.sent: The 38-year-old, of Burnley, Lancashire, was given a three month prison sentence suspended for 12 months.
article_snippet.sent: He also pleaded guilty to a similar charge relating to He company, which is based near Bicester, Oxfordshire, and ordered to pay £500 to the two mothers.
article_snippet.sent: Baumhaus was given a £12,000 fine and Dickens and the company also face prosecution costs of £35,653.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Holt said Judge Holt felt able to suspend a three month prison sentence suspended for 12 months because of Judge Holt lack of intent to cause injury in supplying the potentially deadly cots to the market.
highlights_snippet.sent: Phillip Dickens, owner of furniture supplier, was given suspended sentence .