A festival goer who was found in possession of large quantities of several illicit substances was hoping to sell the drugs to fund his ketamine habit, a court has heard.
28-year-old Lee Draboczi, of King Street in Liverpool, admitted possession with intent to supply Ketamine, possession with intent to supply MDMA and possession with intent to supply Cocaine when he appeared before the Isle of Wight Magistrates Court on Tuesday (28th July).
Crown Prosecutor Liz Miller told the court that on 17th June 2023, security staff at the Isle of Wight Festival detained a male after they suspected he was in possession of Class A drugs.
When he was asked if he had substances on him, Draboczi said no, however, security noticed a bulge in his trousers near his groin.
When probed, the Liverpudlian said that he had more drugs in a secure locker elsewhere on site and that he had no other personal belongings because he had been robbed and his tent slashed.
Court heard how police seized several packets of white powder, bags of ketamine and 15 triangular tabs of MDMA from Draboczi and his locker.
The 28-year-old was convicted of a similar offence during his time with the Foreign Legion in Antwerp, Belgium, the court heard.
Defending, Michael McGoldrick told the court that his client was hoping to sell the drugs to other festival goers in a bid to fund his own ketamine addiction. He also went on to add that the case had been hanging over his client’s head for 3 some years.
Magistrates adjourned the case until 11th September for a pre-sentence report to be compiled.
Draboczi will be sentenced before a judge at the Isle of Wight Crown Court due to the severity of the charges.

















































































Another wonderful British name involved in criminal activity. Well done Starmer, what a difference you have made.
What has it got to do with Starmer? The offence took place in 2023, before Starmer won the election and during Sunak’s time as PM and Suella Braverman was Home Secretary. Perhaps you would like to withdraw your remark about Sir Keir and apologise as swiftly as you were prepared to castigate.
There is no Foreign Legion base in Antwerp!
Obviously was expecting an happy ending.
With a name like that doesn’t sound like a true liverpudlian.
These type of people need locking up for life, they are a menace in
society.
First thing that happens when you join the legion is that you are given a new name and a passport if you complete five years service, so the name he has now is not the one he was born under.