A man has been jailed for three years after being caught at a flat in Glasgow where bags of cannabis worth up to £80,000 were stacked in the bathroom.
Chong Wang, 31, from Glasgow, was arrested during a police raid on the flat on Argyle Street, in the city's Finnieston area, in April last year.
He told police he only popped into the flat for a game of cards.
Wang was convicted of being concerned in the supply of cannabis after his DNA was found on a toothbrush in the flat.
The High Court in Glasgow heard that the drugs haul at the flat was being adulterated and then put into deals-size packages.
The day Wang was present there was £80,000 worth of cannabis and a further consignment of £50,000 of the drug was being delivered.
When police officers raided the flat they found cannabis piled up in the bathroom. Efforts had been made to mask the pungent smell with two scented candles.
In the bathroom, officers found a pink toothbrush which had Wang's DNA on it.
The court heard that to brush his teeth or go to the toilet Wang would have had to step over the bags of cannabis.
Wang may be deported to China after serving his sentence.
- Published16 April 2015
