Attacker Smoked Cannabis: suicide and psychotic violence in the UK and Ireland
"Those whose minds are steeped in cannabis are capable of quite extraordinary criminality."
Daily Mail | 21st December 2022
The court heard Bendall had a meeting that day with a court-appointed drugs supervisor, who felt he was not under the influence of drink and drugs.
Bendall told the supervisor he was abstaining.
By 7.40pm, the defendant was out and phone records ‘make clear he was buying and smoking cannabis.’
Irish Examiner | 13th December 2022
The judge said Biber had started taking cannabis at 17 and attended addiction counselling for four years afterwards. At 24, Biber started taking cocaine and other stimulants that cause him to experience psychosis and auditory hallucinations for one to two days at a time.
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Attacker Smoked Cannabis: suicide and psychotic violence in the UK and Ireland 