Michael Carroll admitted having cocaine worth �1,500

Carroll, 20, of Swaffham, Norfolk, was due to be sentenced for possessing 19.7g of cocaine and other drug offences.

Swaffham magistrates adjourned the case until 23 March because a pre-sentence report was not ready.

The court was told Carroll had missed an appointment with a probation officer because he was unwell.

Last month Carroll admitted having cocaine worth �1,500 in his house when police raided it in December.

He was warned that magistrates had not ruled out a custodial sentence.

In addition to cocaine, officers found herbal cannabis with a street value of �10.90, cannabis resin worth �70 and 20 magic mushrooms.