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Meth lab accused refuse to appear at court

by Jo Wadsworth
Monday 29 Jun, 2026 at 2:25PM
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Crystal meth raid cordon to remain until next week

Two men charged in connection with a crystal meth lab found off the Lewes Road refused to appear in court this morning.

Quincy Ebanks and Amir Abazari-Mohammadi were due to appear at Hove Crown Court having been committed from London magistrates courts earlier this month. Both are in custody.

Ebanks appeared at Ealing Magistrates Court on 1 June charged with being concerned in the supply of a class A drug and being concerned in the production of a class A drug.

Neither Abazari-Mohammadi and Ebanks have entered formal pleas to the charges, but the court heard both are expected to plead not guilty.

They will next appear via videolink on 11 August to enter pleas.

A five day trial was fixed starting on 23 November at Lewes Crown Court.

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Comments 4

  1. AnneF says:
    4 months ago

    Dross Pots!

    Reply
  2. Rachel Lewis says:
    4 months ago

    They should be shackled and carried into court.

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  3. Stan Reid says:
    4 months ago

    Tasered, bag on the head, cuffed, gob taped, dragged in to court, then see.

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  4. Ann E Nicky says:
    4 months ago

    If they don’t wish to engage with the judicial process, jail them for contempt until they change their minds. Thus if they are found guilty, any sentence that they receive starts when they have purged their contempt.

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