A Tauranga woman caught packaging psychoactive drugs in a Tauranga motel room potentially worth more than $200,000 if sold has received five months' home detention.
Bronwyn Shirley-Anne Noble, 20, was sentenced in Tauranga District Court today after earlier pleading guilty to a charge of possession of psychoactive substances with the intent to supply.
Sentencing for her co-offenders Gaylene Rose Stokes, 51, and Yvette Anne Rihia, 41, who also earlier pleaded guilty to the same charge was adjourned to January 13.
Judge Paul Mabey QC agreed to adjourn sentencing to enable the pair more time to find suitable home detention addresses.
The charges against the trio stemmed from a police raid on a Tauranga motel unit on July 18 last year following a tip-off.