article_snippet: In the early hours of September 4 last year, having taken a cocktail of cannabis and ethylone, you attacked a complete stranger in the street and literally smashed Judge Paul Worsley QC in.
article_snippet: It was an unprovoked and tragic killing. '
article_snippet: It is argued and agreed by psychiatrists that you were suffering at the time a drug-induced psychosis.'
article_snippet: When prosecutor Anthony Orchard QC was detained by police, prosecutor Anthony Orchard QC became erratic and shouted: 'Take me to heaven, kill me now, I want to die.'
article_snippet: The defendant told police
article_snippet: The defendant had taken cocaine, ecstasy and cannabis and asked to go home, saying: 'I promise I won't kill again.'
article_snippet: Inside Tesco worker Lindo's bag, police found cannabis and white powder hidden in fake cans of deodorant and drink.
article_snippet: After The defendant was arrested on suspicion of murder, blood and urine samples were analysed and found to contain alcohol and commonly abused drugs.
article_snippet: The court was told The court could cause euphoria and elevated mood as well as sweating, headache, nausea, agitation and possible hallucinations.
article_snippet: After the verdict, Acting Detective Sergeant Mike Stubbins said: 'This was a horrendous attack on an innocent member of the public, brought about by a complicated and confused individual being high on a cocktail of drugs. '
article_snippet: This is a tragic case where an innocent member of the public has felt the wrath of a young man whose life had been unravelling and who had turned to experimenting with illegal substances.'