"Harry Potter" actor admits growing cannabis
LONDON (Reuters) - A teenage member of the "Harry Potter" film cast pleaded guilty on Thursday to illegally growing 10 cannabis plants at his mother's home in London.
Jamie Waylett, 19, who has played school bully Vincent Crabbe in all the films about the boy wizard, had been arrested with a friend after he took a photo of police as the pair drove past officers.
When police searched his friend's black Audi they found a number of bags of cannabis.
Ten cannabis plants were later discovered at the home of Waylett's mother in Kilburn, northwest London.
Waylett's friend, John Innis, 20, admitted illegally possessing 11 bags of cannabis and a knife.
The hearing at Westminster Magistrate's Court in central London was adjourned until July 21, the Press Association reported.
The case was heard the day after the general release in Britain of the latest in the blockbuster series, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince."
(Reporting by Tim Castle)
© Thomson Reuters 2009 All rights reserved.
Brown eyes £3 billion savings
The government will slash consultancy and marketing costs to help halve the budget deficit, Prime Minister Gordon Brown says. Full Article
Indian models dare to bare