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Municipal employees in alleged cocaine bust to return to court next week
['Christopher Thomas Gleaner Writer']
Jamaica Gleaner
Following their court appearance, Hemmings had her bail extended, while Clayton, who was in custody, was remanded.
They are to return to court on February 4 to undergo a case management hearing.
They were both detained and, during a subsequent interview, Clayton reportedly admitted to having ingested cocaine pellets.
Clayton and Hemmings are the latest high-profile individuals to be arrested and charged in relation to cocaine trafficking offences.
Walker is currently before the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court, facing a charge of possession of cocaine, which is said to be valued at $30 million.