Flynn James Saville faces court for supplying cocaine in Coffs Harbour area
A young Coffs Harbour drug dealer was originally facing more than 40 charges, but a plea has now drastically altered the case.
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A young Coffs Harbour man has pleaded guilty to supplying cocaine on an ongoing basis.
Flynn James Saville entered the plea before Magistrate Theresa Hamilton in Coffs Harbour Local Court on Tuesday.
The 20-year-old was facing 42 separate drug-related charges, the vast majority of which related to the alleged supply of cocaine.
These were dropped when Saville entered a guilty plea to the ongoing supply charge.
Saville was once again supported by family members, as in previous court appearances.
The single charge relates to the supply of cocaine in the Coffs Harbour area from May to October last year.
Cocaine deals ranged from 1 gram through to 9g at a time, according to court documents.
A sentencing assessment report will be prepared, along with a psychological assessment.
The case was adjourned to April 12 for sentencing.
Saville is on bail, must abide by a 9pm to 6am curfew and not drink alcohol or take drugs.
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