Teenager dies after swallowing four wraps of cocaine to protect boyfriend after being pulled over
Georgia Cassidy, 19, died from cocaine toxicity on Valentine's Day after she swallowed four of the nine wraps of cocaine her boyfriend Alan Nolan had bought for £150
The ex-boyfriend of a teenager who passed away after swallowing four wraps of cocaine "in a panic" in order to protect him has escaped prison time. 19-year-old Liverpool resident Georgia Cassidy died from cocaine toxicity on Valentine's Day this year, with an inquest into the death recording an accidental death and letting Alan Nolan walk away free.
According to the Daily Mirror, Nolan had dated Cassidy, a beautician, for close to four years. Police officers stopped his Ford Fiesta in Kirkby in Merseyside at 10:06 pm on February 11 but allowed him to leave after both he and Cassidy seemed calm and no signs pointed towards there being drugs in the vehicle.
