A “broken” man whose friend died of overdose in Birmingham after giving him ecstasy – Birmingham live

Cameron Johnson, 22 -year -old, collapsed in the Birmingham nightclub forum and died

This is the face of a man left “broken” after he gave ecstasy to a friend who died of a suspect overdose. Bradley Kay provided 15 pills to Cameron Johnson, with the couple regularly helping each other to get drugs for two years.

It is tragic that 22-year-old Mr. Johnson collapsed at Birmingham Forum Nightclub and died on October 26 last year. Other associates said he had taken three of the tablets, while a toxicology report found that he also had a ketamine in his system, which was delivered to him by someone else.

It concluded that Johnson died of “fatal overdose”. Kay was not held criminally responsible for his death. However, the 20-year-old from Main Street, Haim on the hill, Lestershire, was imprisoned for two years in the Birmingham Coronic vessel last month.

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He admitted that he was concerned about the delivery of Class A medicine and an additional fee that he was worried about the proposal for the delivery of a class A drug over text messages, where he discussed illegal substances last May. West Midlands police have already released the photo of Kay’s custody.

His lawyer Sean Larkin had told the court that Kay had been left “broken” and “mess” after the death of G -n Johnson. He said, “This is happening, this is the tragedy of drugs and the tragedy of this case.”

The court heard that it was making progress in custody and is now “anti -drugs”. Judge Dean Kershaw, passing a sentence, said Kay was “strengthened” in the “seminal and dangerous world” of drugs while criticizing him for underestimating him of health risks.

He added: “People who deliver drugs risk the lives of people for this reason. You do not know what is in these medicines. What chemicals are really in them. You do not know how much MDMA is in it or other products and toxins. They are not regulated. “

The judge said it was a “really sad case” that emphasized “terrible recreation drugs, including MDMA or ecstasy.” He concluded that the pills delivered by Kay are a “no doubt” factor for the death of G -n Johnson.

He told the defendant: “What” absolutely satisfied he is that it is an additional punishment and a properly mitigating. “

A full investigation into the death of G -n Johnson is due to be held on March 20.