Rachel Allen's son Joshua sent to jail for seven months over drug offences

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Joshua Allen, the eldest son of celebrity chef Rachel Allen, has been sent back to prison for seven months arising out of two drugs offences

with the sentencing judge warning that the "penny has not dropped" for the 22-year-old in terms of getting his life properly on track.

She remanded Mr Allen in custody until today and said that she was particularly concerned about two drug driving cases facing Mr Allen involving incidents in Dungarvan and Midleton. Judge Berkeley sentenced Mr Allen to 12 months in prison but suspended the last five months on condition that he keep the peace and be of good behaviour in the 12 months after he is released from custody. He was also ordered to comply with the directions of the probation and welfare service post release including providing random urine samples to show he was drug free."He has always had a supportive family. He has been given every chance to desist. He has had every support available to him.

“I know he has made mistakes but he realises all his troubles have been caused by issues with drugs and alcohol. He has disassociated himself from his former associates and he is determined to turn his life around. Mr O'Sullivan said that his client had been immature but was now starting to make improvements in his life.

 

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