The Supreme Court trial of a man accused of importing more than $400,000 worth of drugs has ended in a mistrial.

Edward Jelani Albuoy, 32, has denied that he imported MDMA — commonly known as ecstasy — cannabis and cannabis resin to Bermuda, as well as three counts of having them with intent to supply.

As the trial came to a close yesterday, Puisne Judge Juan Wolffe released the jury in the middle of their deliberation.

The case will be brought back before the courts on September 1 to set another trial date.

Mr Albuoy's bail was extended.

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