A drug dealer faces jail after admitting peddling crack cocaine and heroin.

Appearing from custody at Maidstone Crown Court on Wednesday Alfie Mulholland pleaded guilty to two counts of supplying class A and criminal damage.

He will be sentenced when he returns to the court later this month.

The 26-year-old, of Sealand Drive, Strood, was arrested following a raid in the same road in February.

He proceeded to urinate in his cell while in custody despite there being a working toilet available. It had to be deep cleaned.

Mulholland and brother Perry avoided jail last year after a revenge attack on a rival.

In August 2017 the pair pounced on Krystian Basciuk as he walked through Chatham, Alfie hitting him with a brick and Perry, then 18, advancing with a knife before his older brother called him off.

Basciuk was part of a four-strong gang who had run down Perry and repeatedly stabbed him the previous year in a dispute over a girl.

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