A man arrested as part of an operation targeting county lines drug dealing has admitted drugs offences and assaulting two police officers.
Officers from Norfolk and Suffolk serious and organised crime unit, working with officers from the Metropolitan police, carried out arrests across Norwich and London to disrupt the supply of Class A drugs in Norfolk.
One of the people arrested was Caleb Parnell, 27, of The Denes, in Norwich, who appeared over a link from Norwich prison and who had already admitted being concerned in the supply of heroin and cocaine.
He also has now pleaded guilty to two charges of assaulting two emergency workers. One was an assault on a police officer on September 17 last year.
He also admitted assault on another police officer on June 6 this year.
Judge Maureen Bacon adjourned sentence until Friday August 21.
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