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Suspended jail term for Doherty Suspended jail term for Doherty
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Singer Pete Doherty has been handed a suspended prison term for a string of drug and motoring offences. Singer Pete Doherty has been handed a suspended prison term for drugs and motoring offences.
The Babyshambles frontman was sentenced to four-months in jail - suspended for two years - when he appeared at West London Magistrates' Court on Friday. Doherty had previously admitted driving while uninsured and with no MoT while in possession of crack cocaine, heroin, ketamine and cannabis.
He was also given an 18-month supervision order and a 12-month drug rehabilitation order. He was sentenced to four-months in jail - suspended for two years - at West London Magistrates' Court on Friday.
District judge Davinder Lachar ordered that Doherty, 28, pay a £475 fine for driving without insurance or an MOT. The 28-year-old was also given an 18-month supervision order and a 12-month drug rehabilitation order.
Order revoked
District judge Davinder Lachhar ordered that Doherty pay a £475 fine for driving without insurance or an MOT.
Doherty admitted the charges after being arrested in High Street, Kensington, west London in May.
He was arrested again in August over allegations he had broken conditions of his bail by possessing drugs at Staffordshire's V Festival, where his band had played hours earlier.
But he was freed on a technicality when police failed to bring him before the court within the required 24-hour timeframe.
Earlier this week a judge revoked the remaining six months left to serve on a drug treatment order after advice from experts.
Judge McIvor said Doherty had already been supervised over 18 months and he had been convinced the plan in place for the musician to remain drug-free was going to be followed.