Jail for Larkhall drug mule after he was found with £1.2 million worth of coke
iOS - Android A judge told Caulfield at the High Court in Edinburgh: "Addiction to Class A drugs is a terrible problem in our society."Lord Richardson said there was no doubt that the supply operation of which Caulfield was a part was "very significant".The judge told him that only a prison sentence was appropriate and that he would have faced a seven year sentence if he was convicted of the offence following a trial.Caulfield, formerly of Broomfield Road, Larkhall, in South Lanarkshire, had earlier admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine on the day he was stopped by police.Defence counsel John Scullion QC said that at the time of the offence Caulfield had his own difficulties with drug misuse.He owed money and became involved in