Dealer caught by 'stunning' honey-trap officer
A MAN who supplied cocaine to a "stunning" female police officer was caught in a "honey-trap", a court was told.
Otis Orrill was approached by the officer, who was carrying out an undercover drugs operation, in a Long Eaton pub.
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Otis Orrill was caught supplying cocaine to undercover police officers
But Orill, 34, was spared a prison sentence after a judge admitted he was troubled by aspects of the case.
Orrill, of Bailey Brook, Langley Mill, supplied cocaine to the officer in the Railway pub on March 7, and again at the Wheatsheaf pub on April 11 after exchanging phone numbers with her.
A week later he put her in touch with another man who sold her cocaine.
Dominic Shelley, defending, said Orrill had described the officer as "stunning" and had said: "I thought all my birthdays had come at once."
Orrill said the only reason he exchanged phone numbers was to meet her for a date.
Judge David Pugsley told Orrill: "I was going to send you to prison. But I am troubled.
"I am not criticising this surveillance operation, but I think you are a buffoon who took a course you would not have normally have taken."
Orrill pleaded guilty to two offences of supplying cocaine and another of being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
He was given a 40-week jail sentence, suspended for 12 months, and 100 hours unpaid work. He was also ordered to pay £647 court costs.












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by Kat, Nottingham
Tuesday, October 28 2008, 10:28AM
“When you say ' drugs are illegal' Andyman, I realise that there would be no point in attempting to have an intelligent debate with you.
Alcohol is a potent drug, and it isn't illegal...there are many prescription drugs and over the counter drugs which are not illegal.
I realised from your posting that your knowledge is severely limited
Trying to have a reasoned argument with such as yourself is inevitably frustrating...and I certainly don't want to go down the B.J.Mann and F.W. route!
We'll agree to disagree with no hard feelings
I have to take prescription drugs daily for a severe medical condition, do not take illegal drugs or drink alcohol.
As Oscar Wilde said 'The truth is rarel pure and never simple.”
by Andyman, Derbys
Tuesday, October 28 2008, 2:27AM
“Kat; what have my personal habits got to do with anything, drugs are illegal, end of story.
But actually i do not drink, this is through personal choice, and the fact thaat i drive a lot of miles at all times, and i am also on call. Do you take drugs?”
by Zippy, Notts
Monday, October 27 2008, 7:57PM
“Barry and Ottis and stupid names, just like the moronic name Daz, sound like a washing powder.”
by Hildergarde, Never Never Land
Monday, October 27 2008, 7:14PM
“Otis...Barry?
Barry...Otis?
Know what I'd rather be called and it ain't Barry”
by Barry teh Nose, Nottm
Monday, October 27 2008, 7:09PM
“...saying that he is from Langley MIll. I thought everyoen from there was called Mick, Steve or Dave hhmm”