article_snippet: Prosecutor Michael Crimp said: 'The prosecution can't say The prosecution came from the defendant.' a class B drug at Ipswich Crown Court was also originally linked to the death of British labourer John Hocking, 20, who died on New Year's Day at a friend's home in Rendlesham, Suffolk.
article_snippet: But Suffolk Police confirmed today that Suffolk Police no longer believed Mr Hocking had taken the rogue Ecstasy.
article_snippet: Judge John Devaux told Judge John Devaux: 'I accept you didn't foresee that your drug dealing might lead to a death.'
article_snippet: Police have warned drug users not to take the suspected rogue batch and to hand in supplies.
article_snippet: Our message is clear - the supply of dangerous drugs will not be tolerated and every effort will be taken to bring those responsible to justice. '
article_snippet: The tragic deaths of two men in Ipswich led to an extensive police operation, not only to locate anyone supplying the drugs but also to ensure that communities were aware of the dangers and risks associated with taking anyone supplying the drugs. '
article_snippet: Our will continue to work with Our partners to combat drug dealing in Ipswich and to help those individuals who wish to stop our partners substance misuse. '
article_snippet: Cases like this show the stark dangers of taking drugs and the simple fact that any illegal drug can result in death. '
article_snippet: Our would encourage anyone who takes drugs to seek help from one of the many support agencies available in Ipswich or Suffolk-wide.'
highlights_snippet: Drug addict has now been jailed for five years and four months .