cannabis inside a stereo.

Police arrested Allan Eugene Robinson, of Deepdale Road West, Pembroke, on January 17 this year at the Airport after he returned to the Island from New York.

An X-ray of a JVC radio carried by Robinson revealed eight carbon-wrapped packages of plant material later found to be 413 grams of cannabis.

The drugs were valued at $20,650 if sold in individual pay envelopes.

Robinson initially denied any knowledge of the contents of the stereo and later requested a Supreme Court trial.

But yesterday he changed his not guilty plea and is now scheduled to be sentenced on Friday.

CAUSEWAY WALLS HIT CRM Causeway walls hit A 37-year-old man has been arrested after he ploughed his car into both walls of the Causeway on Sunday night.

The driver collided with the wall of the eastbound lane and spun around to collide with the opposite wall. The vehicle sustained considerable damage but the driver escaped without injury.

He was arrested by Police at the scene on suspicion of impaired driving.

GOLF GAMES TURNS NASTY CRM GLF Golf game turns nasty A 48-year-old Devonshire man suffered an injury to his arm yesterday afternoon when he was allegedly hit with a golf club.

After a "friendly'' golf match at the Ocean View Golf Club, a dispute between the two men caused the loser to pick up a golf club and hit his opponent across the arm.

The victim was conveyed to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital where he was treated for bruising and swelling.

VISITOR'S WALLET STOLEN CRM Visitor's wallet stolen Police are investigating the theft of a visitor's wallet from a rental cycle on South Road in Southampton.

The victim parked his cycle at Church Bay at 9.20 a.m. on Sunday and returned half an hour later to find that someone had raised the seat and removed his wallet. Other items that were under the seat were left untouched.

It is the second such theft from a vehicle parked at the site in a matter of days.

CESSPIT CAUSES STINK FIR Cesspit causes stink The occupants of a house on Friswell's Hill, Pembroke, had a rude awakening yesterday when the bathroom and front lawn of their home were flooded with stinking sewage water.

A Fire Service crew was called to the scene at 3.45 a.m. and discovered that the stink was coming from a faulty cesspit. A sanitation engineer was then called who eventually managed to fix the fault.

CAR DRIVER FINED $350 CTS Car driver fined $350 A Devonshire man who caused an accident earlier this year was fined $350 yesterday.

Graham Benjamin, 66, of Loyal Hill, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to driving without due care and attention on February 18.

Police said Benjamin struck a wall before colliding head on with a car travelling in the opposite direction around 5.30 p.m.

When officers arrived at the scene they found an open beer can in Benjamin's car and they noticed he smelled of alcohol and his speech was slurred.

Because of his injuries, Benjamin was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital.

The driver and passenger in the other car suffered facial injuries and were also taken to hospital.

Defence lawyer Peter Smith said although Benjamin took full responsibility for the accident, he disagreed with some of the Police evidence.

Mr. Smith said the other car involved in the accident was driving at a very high speed and the collision occurred when Benjamin's car stalled as he was making a right turn.