article_snippet: A court heard that a housemate of Mr Ropas had contacted Lubecki on December 23 and asked if a housemate of Mr Ropas could supply some ecstasy tablets.
article_snippet: a housemate of Mr Ropas and Mr Ropas, who was diabetic, then went to meet up with Lubecki in Norwich Road, Ipswich.
article_snippet: Mr Crimp said: 'Between He and Mr Ropas, who was diabetic He and Mr Ropas, who was diabetic purchased five ecstasy tablets for £5 each.
article_snippet: He and Mr Ropas, who was diabetic were triangular in shape, red and had a 'Superman' logo on He and Mr Ropas, who was diabetic.'
article_snippet: He and Mr Ropas, who was diabetic went back to He and Mr Ropas, who was diabetic rented Victorian terraced house and Mr Ropas rook one and a half of five ecstasy tablets.
article_snippet: Roger Thomson, defending, said Lubecki was devastated by what had happened to Mr Ropas
article_snippet: and it was something Mr Ropas would have to live with for the rest of Mr Ropas life.
article_snippet: Mr Ropas said Lubecki had got involved in drug dealing to fund Mr Ropas own drug use, but after what happened to Mr Ropas Mr Ropas didn't want anything more to do with drugs.