Terry Pritchard, aged 24, is a Stanford-le-Hope resident whose address is given as Rectory Road.[1] He was sentenced for possessing cannabis following the Chelmsford possession matter.[1][2] Pritchard had a quantity of the drug, described as a Class B drug, in Chelmsford on May 20.[1][2][3] His case was dealt with at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court and Family Court, the court named for the sentence.[1][2][3] That court sentenced him on October 26, bringing the possession case to its reported outcome.[1]

For the offence the court imposed a fine of £133 on Pritchard.[1][2][3] It also ordered him to pay £85 in costs to the Crown Prosecution Service.[1][2][3] Beyond the financial penalty, the court ordered that the cannabis involved be forfeited.[1] It further ordered that the forfeited cannabis be destroyed under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.[1][2][3]

Pritchard is recorded as a Stanford-le-Hope resident in the possession case.[1] The £85 costs order names the Crown Prosecution Service as the recipient of that payment.[1]