Tulisa Drug Charges [Update: Cleared of All Charges]

[Iceman]

TULISA is today sensationally exposed as a drug fixer who set up an £800 cocaine deal.

The former X Factor judge, 24, was caught by The Sun as she arranged for a pal to supply half an ounce of the Class A drug.
Cocky Tulisa said of the friend: “Whatever you want, he’s got it.”
Tulisa has previously claimed she is a role model for young fans and that she turned her back on drugs at 14.

X FACTOR star caught setting up secret sale with drugs pal
But during our investigation the glamorous star showed off the seedy side she hides from teenage fans — by bragging about her drug links.

The singer was taped telling undercover Sun reporters at London’s posh Nobu restaurant: “Half my phone book sells it. Of course I can get it for you.
“Half the guys I know are drug dealers. One’s a massive cocaine dealer. He’s my best friend. He’s a gangster — he’s my gangster.”
The N-Dubz star’s shock admission came before she set up an £800 cocaine deal and contrasts vividly with her carefully-crafted public image.
She has claimed she is now not only a role model for young fans but “an inspiration for Broken Britain”.


Yet she asked our reporters: “Do you want weed? I’m going to speak to this guy. Whatever you want he’s got it.” When we double checked if drugs other than cannabis were available, she replied: “Anything — cocaine.”
She said she did not take cocaine herself but confirmed she did arrange supplies for pals.
Wearing a figure-hugging black dress, the multi-millionaire casually scrolled through numbers on her mobile phone and explained how she uses a secret code to order drugs from a dealer.
She said: “We talk in lingo. Like we know what. I can’t call him and go, ‘Have you got any?’ I’ll say, ‘Hi, have you got any sweets? And he’ll be like, ‘Um, how many sweets do you want?’


“And I’ll say, ‘Oh just a nice bag of sweets.’ And he goes, ‘How big a bag?’ I’ll say maybe like ‘Four sweets’ — and I’m referring to what he knows is what. Like we have a whole lingo.”
Tulisa then showed us the text she had sent. It read: “Hi at the mo bruv, I need some sweets.” She said “white sweets” meant cocaine and “green sweets” meant cannabis.
She said: “He’ll go, ‘What kind of sweets do you want?’ And I’ll go, ‘I want the green sweets,’ or I’ll go — not for me because I don’t do it, but for my mates — I’ll go, ‘I want the white sweets,’ and then he gets it. And it’s all codes.”
Tulisa called the dealer. She asked: “Have you got anyone that can get me sweets? White sweets?”


She then told us he had abruptly ended the call and added: “He just said to me, ‘My phone’s being tapped. End of conversation’.”
Days later in a phone call we mentioned plans for a night out and asked: “You know you mentioned you might be able to get some white sweets?”
She replied: “Oh right, yeah. Definitely on the day. What I’ll do, I can definitely sort it — just got to make some more calls.” We promised to keep the deal under wraps and she laughed: “I don’t think it would sound too good if Tulisa was off finding white sweets!”
She went on: “I have a number for a very good friend of mine to call when you would like your white sweets. He will sort you out immediately.

Her TV image ... former judge Tulisa on X Factor, which earned her £1million
“You just say, ‘Hi, it’s Tulisa’s friend and I’m calling about white sweets for me.’ That’s all you have to say.” She also texted us saying: “I have the number for u to call of my good friend that will sort u out.” She sent us the phone number for part-time rapper Mike GLC.
He and Tulisa have been close for years and were recently spotted hugging tenderly after a night out. Last week he accompanied Tulisa to Marbella after she split from Newcastle footballer Danny Simpson.
When our reporter rang GLC, he said: “She said you were looking for something ain’t ya? What was the amount you wanted exactly?”
We ordered four or five “white sweets” — four or five grams of cocaine — but he said he supplied only wholesale quantities.


He said he could sell half an ounce for £800 and insisted: “It’s top of the line.” Within hours he was at our suite at Mayfair’s Dorchester hotel, pulling out a large plastic bag from a sock and sliding it across the table. He demanded £820, including a delivery charge.
He then boasted: “I’m going to Marbella with Tulisa on Friday.
“We’ve been close friends for many years. She’s like a little sister. But we go Friday.
“But what I can do for you is I’ve got my guys down here so while I’m away and you need something just contact me, yeah, so I can arrange it.”


GLC showed off photos of himself with Tulisa at a surprise birthday party she organised for him at the plush Whisky Mist club.

We sent the drugs to a lab, which found the bag weighed 13.95 grams and consisted of cocaine mixed with benzocaine and tetramisole.
Tulisa has hit it rich despite a troubled upbringing on a tough North London estate. Her mother Anne was diagnosed with psychiatric problems including bipolar disorder which led to her being sectioned when Tulisa was five.
Anne returned to the family home only for Tulisa’s father to walk out on them when she was 14. Tulisa suffered bullying and depression.

She left school without qualifications and admitted falling in with a bad crowd, taking drugs and stealing. She said: “I smoked weed when I was a kid and got into fights.” But she has since stressed her clean-cut credentials in a series of interviews orchestrated by highly-paid advisers.
Promoting her biography, Tulisa Honest, she insisted: “I stopped and I’ve never touched anything else since and never will.”

She also accepted she was a role model for young fans, saying: “Why am I a role model? Because I have been myself. I’m an inspiration for Broken Britain.”
In the book she wrote: “I didn’t want to be seen as a negative role model for young kids. I felt like I had a responsibility to behave in a certain way.”


In a book about N-Dubz she warned: “You never know how drugs will affect you. In my opinion, stay away.”

Tulisa — who pocketed £1million from her X Factor stint — has cashed in on her youth appeal. She has her own brand of perfume, called The Female Boss after her nickname, and her own clothing range aimed at teenagers.
Last year she bought a £6million five-bedroom home in Hertfordshire.
Our dossier on Tulisa and her drug contacts has been handed to the Metropolitan Police. A spokesman said: “We have received information concerning the alleged supply of illegal drugs at a central London location. We are considering the information.”


Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/4951716/tulisa-cocaine-deal-shame.html#ixzz2V45wS2yD

Final nail in the coffin of her 'career'

[Marcus.]

oh she on the creek without the paddle

[Drew.]

its not really a surprise.. sooner shes no longer on TV the better

[Omah]

oh she on the creek without the paddle

It seems so ..... :pipe:

[bbfan1991]

Silly girl, but she is not the only celeb to have taken drugs or arranged for people to have them.

The Sun are baying for blood and got the big story they wanted.

[Iceman]

In fairness she claims most of her friends are drug dealers and gangsters.... I quite liked her but she just lived up to the image the media created about her....

[Brother Leon]

She exposed Mike GLC nicely :joker:

Idiot.

[Omah]

“Half the guys I know are drug dealers."

Half the guys she knows are now disposing of the evidence ..... :idc:

[bbfan1991]

In fairness she claims most of her friends are drug dealers and gangsters.... I quite liked her but she just lived up to the image the media created about her....

I still like her:blush:.

[Kizzy]

I really feel for the girl, I would say a lot of celebrities footballers have this sort of 'friend' but the media have latched onto her.
They may have ruined her career they may not, many have come back from worse.

[Z]

Definition of polishing a turd. I like her but she's always been too concerned with "keeping it real" and it's held her career back. Compare her with Cheryl Tweedy who fully embraced becoming a fashionista celebrity and completely removed herself from her upbringing. I'm sure lots of celebrities know drug dealers just like Tulisa does but she's evidently made some enemies in the media if they've gone to these lengths to ruin her career.

[GiRTh]

What a ******ing muppet.

I don't doubt other celebs have drug dealer friends but I cannot stop my self from finding this funny.

I agree with Zee, she was too concerned with her 'street' image to ever have any kind of lasting career. She wont be missed but she will be sorry.

[bbfan1991]

I really feel for the girl, I would say a lot of celebrities footballers have this sort of 'friend' but the media have latched onto her.
They may have ruined her career they may not, many have come back from worse.

Absolutely, you see some of these A or Z-Listers who have admitted to taking drugs before or have been set up or know people who have taken them and some of them have been able to get on with their life or career without a care in the world.

Some people think it is just ''chavs'' who take drugs, there are probably loads of rich bankers etc up to their eyeballs in that kind of scene and don't give a damn.

[Brother Leon]

Lethal Bizzle *@LethalBizzle 46m

Yo I need half a box of coke, 2 & blue of weed & some pills. U guys know anyone? LOL
--
:joker:

[Saph]

Tesco value Tulisa strikes again

[bbfan1991]

Lethal Bizzle *@LethalBizzle 46m

Yo I need half a box of coke, 2 & blue of weed & some pills. U guys know anyone? LOL
--
:joker:

He probably dislikes her or is having a laugh, but that is rich from Lethal B because being on the rap or party scene he probably knows people who do drugs.

[Drew.]

He probably dislikes her or is having a laugh, but that is rich from Lethal B because being on the rap or party scene he probably knows people who do drugs.

they had a fall out ages ago, they all dislike each other

[bbfan1991]

they had a fall out ages ago, they all dislike each other

Oh right, my point still stands about him though because of mixing in the same kind of circles they all know people up to no good.

[Jake.]

Bloody stupid. People have contacts, which is their preference, but a general rule seems to be not spouting it out to every tom, dick and harry.

[smeagol]

she can always give b's on the street to feed her habbit if her money runs out lol

seriously thou everybody knows someone who can get something its no big deal these days
she should be smarter and kept away from it though

[Patrick]

Not a surprise. She was always nothing more than a common chav - she's an absolute wanker. Doesn't matter how much make up she puts on, what designer dress she wears or how ITV do her hair up.

She's a scumbag who needs to ****** off.

[smeagol]

Not a surprise. She was always nothing more than a common chav - she's an absolute wanker. Doesn't matter how much make up she puts on, what designer dress she wears or how ITV do her hair up.

She's a scumbag who needs to ****** off.

lol. i sence your not a fan haha

[Tom4784]

Silly bitch, give it a year or less and she'll be doing the lowest rung of the Reality TV ladder.

[Marc]

She's let her little chavvy fans down :(

[Kizzy]

Definition of polishing a turd. I like her but she's always been too concerned with "keeping it real" and it's held her career back. Compare her with Cheryl Tweedy who fully embraced becoming a fashionista celebrity and completely removed herself from her upbringing. I'm sure lots of celebrities know drug dealers just like Tulisa does but she's evidently made some enemies in the media if they've gone to these lengths to ruin her career.

So you can polish a turd! :joker:

[Iceman]

Silly bitch, give it a year or less and she'll be doing the lowest rung of the Reality TV ladder.

Celeb BB:amazed:

[Ryan57]

oh man. i iz totally lyk gutted at dis. she be a total role model 2 peeps lyk me. her and dappy. stil luv u tulisa. stil da queen of music for me. kthxbai.

[james130]

Never thought i'd say this, but after watching the video, I kinda feel sorry for her.
She clearly thought this 'journalist' was a friend to her and trusted him if she was texting him and stuff. He must've spent a long time gaining her trust, just so he could break the story.
Incredibly foolish of her though.
Surely it's entrapment, no?

[Omah]

Never thought i'd say this, but after watching the video, I kinda feel sorry for her.
She clearly thought this 'journalist' was a friend to her and trusted him if she was texting him and stuff. He must've spent a long time gaining her trust, just so he could break the story.
Incredibly foolish of her though.
Surely it's entrapment, no?

Surely not ..... :nono:

She's obviously an immature gob****e who wanted to show off to strangers and never thought of the consequences, i.e. that her public charade would be exposed ..... :pipe:

[Ryan57]

I'd be pretty scared if I was the guy who was filming that big drug dealer. He'd absolutely kick the fat guy s h i t less.

[Benjamin]

She's let her little chavvy fans down :(

She has let me down. I'm so angry right now I might stab an old lady and get a couple of asbo's.

[Ryan57]

She has let me down. I'm so angry right now I might stab an old lady and get a couple of asbo's.

http://www.motoring.co.uk/images/habits/chavs.jpg

Join me.

[Z]

Maybe she can turn this around and play up to her 'street' image she's been so desperate to keep a hold of. She was in this weird limbo between that and being on one of the biggest and campest TV shows in the country. You can't pretend to be cool and edgy if you're judging Rylan Clark every Saturday with Louis Walsh on your right for a few months. That's why Cheryl was perfect for the job, because Girls Aloud had built a career on being camp, that was their thing. Tulisa was playing against type. So maybe, just maybe, this scandal will do her career some good. I think she ought to go back to N-Dubz and maybe they can take the band further than they did before, with Tulisa's gained exposure and Dappy's relative solo success.

I feel sorry for her but I also think she's very stupid. She's a celebrity, she should know better than to reveal potentially damaging secrets to Joe Public. I don't know how this reporter got his information, perhaps he was befriending her for a while, but she should know to keep her party drug celebrity lifestyle strictly to celebrity friends, people who have as much at stake as her if they revealed she had drug connections.

[Iceman]

Maybe she can turn this around and play up to her 'street' image she's been so desperate to keep a hold of. She was in this weird limbo between that and being on one of the biggest and campest TV shows in the country. You can't pretend to be cool and edgy if you're judging Rylan Clark every Saturday with Louis Walsh on your right for a few months. That's why Cheryl was perfect for the job, because Girls Aloud had built a career on being camp, that was their thing. Tulisa was playing against type. So maybe, just maybe, this scandal will do her career some good. I think she ought to go back to N-Dubz and maybe they can take the band further than they did before, with Tulisa's gained exposure and Dappy's relative solo success.

I feel sorry for her but I also think she's very stupid. She's a celebrity, she should know better than to reveal potentially damaging secrets to Joe Public. I don't know how this reporter got his information, perhaps he was befriending her for a while, but she should know to keep her party drug celebrity lifestyle strictly to celebrity friends, people who have as much at stake as her if they revealed she had drug connections.

Do a cocaine kate job....it's quite easy...keep quiet for a few months and then do something unexpected........

[Kizzy]

Why are we not all screaming entrapment?.....:joker:

[Marsh.]

Is entrapment illegal? I know that might go in Tulisa's favour that she was tricked, but could the investigator be prosecuted?

Anyway, I can't believe people are saying they have sympathy for her. Just a scummy chav that girl.

[Kizzy]

Nah, she was daft must have been a long job getting to know her enough to get this literary gold, bit of a non story really.
Still can't quite understand why people dislike her so much :conf:

[Omah]

Is entrapment illegal? I know that might go in Tulisa's favour that she was tricked, but could the investigator be prosecuted?

Anyway, I can't believe people are saying they have sympathy for her. Just a scummy chav that girl.

The law regarding entrapment

http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/in-practice/practice-points/the-law-regarding-entrapment

It is established case law that, while offering significant mitigation at sentence, there is no defence of entrapment in English law (R v Sang [1980] AC 402). However, it is also considered to be an abuse of court process for agents of the state to lure citizens into committing illegal acts and then seek to prosecute them for doing so. State-created entrapment of this sort will result in a stay of proceedings.

At present, the law regarding private entrapment appears to remain as Lord Fraser described it in Sang, ‘when Eve, taxed with having eaten the forbidden fruit, replied “the serpent beguiled me”, her excuse was, at most, a plea in mitigation and not a complete defence’.

[Marsh.]

Sooooo.... it's not really illegal but it also means entrapment can't provide evidence to prosecute with. So basically she's been exposed and nothing can be done about it. Typical.

[Jack_]

Am I the only one that just...doesn't give a ******? Can't understand why anyone else would either...

[Ramsay]

Am I the only one that just...doesn't give a ******? Can't understand why anyone else would either...

Truth

[Marsh.]

Only just watched the video. :joker:

"...like in my ghetto ghetto days...." What a knobhead.

[Omah]

Only just watched the video. :joker:

"...like in my ghetto ghetto days...." What a knobhead.

:joker:

[Kizzy]

It was never done to get her arrested, just to make more people dislike her than already do... Shame really how they would waste so much time and money to do that :idc:
She must be on some sycos hit list...

[Iceman]

Why are we not all screaming entrapment?.....:joker:

According to DS (yes I know it's DS and they're full of bull), entrapment isn't illegal....that's why....

I don't see how though... (not sticking up for her just find the whole entrapment thing very shady)

[Marsh.]

No, I didn't mean they did it to get her arrested, I know they did it simply to bring her down as they always do. Just pointing out, legally it looks as though evidence obtained through entrapment wouldn't be enough.

[King Gizzard]

Stings are never fair, what's to say she'd have ever done it if it wasn't for the sting?

[King Gizzard]

(Not that I like her, I don't)

[Kizzy]

According to DS (yes I know it's DS and they're full of bull), entrapment isn't illegal....that's why....

I don't see how though... (not sticking up for her just find the whole entrapment thing very shady)

I was joking hence the joker, entrapment has come up a few times in serious debates today... See how observant you are? haha!

[Omah]

Sooooo.... it's not really illegal but it also means entrapment can't provide evidence to prosecute with.

No, the evidence may be permitted:

The problem for defendants in private entrapment cases is that, unless there is some kind of criticism to be levelled specifically at the police or the Crown Prosecution Service relating to how the evidence was obtained, then any argument regarding exclusion of evidence or an abuse of process is likely to fail.

[Iceman]

I was joking hence the joker, entrapment has come up a few times in serious debates today... See how observant you are? haha!

I haven't been online all day :( I'm out of the loop

[Brother Leon]

It's not Entrapment, because not at any stage did she say "No mate, can't get you some" and then finally gave in to persistence. She was willing to give the hook up as soon as she was asked.

Either way she is screwed. Too "chavvy" to completely go pop star and not respected enough in the Urban scene to fall back there. Her best chance if to get Dappy to carry her again, but he's got his own Jail sentence to worry about :joker:

[Kizzy]

''The problem for defendants in private entrapment cases is that, unless there is some kind of criticism to be levelled specifically at the police or the Crown Prosecution Service relating to how the evidence was obtained, then any argument regarding exclusion of evidence or an abuse of process is likely to fail.''

Shame as it is a scam by hacks....
''It appears perverse that, while the law protects against the state causing citizens to commit illegal acts, it does not protect against private parties doing the same thing, where often the participation of the private ‘entrapper’ goes beyond that which would be deemed appropriate by law enforcement officers. Many newspapers stings involve an expensive and targeted campaign on one individual, based on limited or no intelligence, where the inducement is persistent and the primary incentive is to sell newspapers, not to prevent crime.''
http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/in-practice/practice-points/the-law-regarding-entrapment

[Omah]

''The problem for defendants in private entrapment cases is that, unless there is some kind of criticism to be levelled specifically at the police or the Crown Prosecution Service relating to how the evidence was obtained, then any argument regarding exclusion of evidence or an abuse of process is likely to fail.''

Shame as it is a scam by hacks....
''It appears perverse that, while the law protects against the state causing citizens to commit illegal acts, it does not protect against private parties doing the same thing, where often the participation of the private ‘entrapper’ goes beyond that which would be deemed appropriate by law enforcement officers. Many newspapers stings involve an expensive and targeted campaign on one individual, based on limited or no intelligence, where the inducement is persistent and the primary incentive is to sell newspapers, not to prevent crime.''
http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/in-practice/practice-points/the-law-regarding-entrapment

"one individual, based on limited or no intelligence" - that would be Tulisa then ..... :laugh2:

[Omah]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/22752050

Police have confirmed they are looking at information relating to a newspaper story that claims former X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos acted as a go-between for a drug deal.

In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said: "We have received information concerning the alleged supply of illegal drugs at a central London location.

"We are considering the information received."

:idc:

[MTVN]

Well she was born and raised on the streets

[bbfan1991]

Tulisa Contostavlos has been arrested on suspicion of supplying class A drugs.

[Jords]

lmao silly bitch

[bbfan1991]

What will happen with the reporter then?

[arista]

Well she was born and raised on the streets


Yes she got to a Top Level for her age

Got a Sex Phone Feck Up

Now Rock Bottom selling Dope.


http://i.huffpost.com/gen/698718/thumbs/o-TULISA-570.jpg?4

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/06/04/tulisa-arrest-drugs_n_3383300.html?ref=topbar



Sign Of The Times

[bbfan1991]

Mike GLC has been arrested too.

[GiRTh]

Yes she got to a Top Level for her age

Got a Sex Phone Feck Up

Now Rock Bottom selling Dope.


http://i.huffpost.com/gen/698718/thumbs/o-TULISA-570.jpg?4

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/06/04/tulisa-arrest-drugs_n_3383300.html?ref=topbar



Sign Of The Times'Have you got any sweets'. Wont take a genius to crack that code. :joker:

[Iceman]

Tulisa Contostavlos has been arrested on suspicion of supplying class A drugs.

The N-Dubz star, who confirmed her departure from The X Factor late last month, was at the weekend revealed to have been recorded offering to supply cocaine and cannabis to an undercover reporter from The Sun on Sunday.

The tabloid claimed that half an ounce of cocaine worth £800 changed hands following a deal that took place at London's Dorchester Hotel.

Contostavlos was arrested earlier today (June 4) by appointment along with a 35-year-old man and they are currently in custody.

The Metropolitan Police confirmed: "Officers from Westminster have arrested two people - a 35-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman - on suspicion of supplying class A drugs. They are in custody at a Central London police station."

Digital Spy has reached out to Contostavlos's publicist, who declined to comment, and her agents.

A Scotland Yard source commented on Sunday (June 2) that they expected Contostavlos to be questioned "within days" after a spokesperson for the police said they were "considering the information" presented to them.

In audio footage released by The Sun on Sunday, Contostavlos replied when asked if she could provide drugs: "Half my phone book sells it. Of course I can get it for you.

"Half the guys I know are drug dealers. One's a massive cocaine dealer. He's my best friend. He's a gangster - he's my gangster."

The 'Young' singer also claimed to have a code for drugs, referring to them as white and green "sweets".

Contostavlos stated during the taped conversation that she does not use drugs herself.

Her arrest comes on the same day as her X Factor replacement Sharon Osbourne made her debut at the first round of auditions for the new series in Glasgow.

X Factor told the BBC that Contostavlos's departure from the programme and claims of her supplying drugs "are unconnected". DS has also offered the show's representatives opportunity for further comment.

Contostavlos has received support on Twitter from a small number of her celebrity friends, with grime three-piece Platnum writing: "Fully fuming ..... We have murderes and peodophiles walking this street ......... I'm done."

The group posted a 'sad face' emoticon as news of the Female Boss singer's arrest broke, which was retweeted by Waterloo Road and Strictly Come Dancing star Chelsee Healey, who was pictured partying with Contostavlos in Marbella days before the scandal emerged.

"Forgive me for what I have done, Cause I'm young, Yeah I'm young"

[GiRTh]

Supplying class A drugs is quite a big sentence. I'd be worried if I was her.

I don't see how they can get that to stick tbh. She was never in the room any drugs so she didn't supply anything. Telling someone that you can get drugs then telling them to call whoever is not really a crime.

[Ryan57]

"Forgive me for what I have done, Cause I'm young, Yeah I'm young"

LMFAO! Fantastic. :worship:

Currently getting together a gang to help me petition.

http://www.georgiataylor.co.uk/freedeirdre.jpg

Free Tulisa!

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_5xq_pNcyxc0/TNkqloa4hnI/AAAAAAAAAR8/nS2tlxwyaF0/s1600/deirdre+free+the+one.jpg

Free the chavvy one!

[bbfan1991]

Supplying class A drugs is quite a big sentence. I'd be worried if I was her.

I don't see how they can get that to stick tbh. She was never in the room any drugs so she didn't supply anything. Telling someone that you can get drugs then telling them to call whoever is not really a crime.

I think The Sun were desperate to trap her and had a big story, but she still mouthed off about these druggie friends she has. Silly girl.

Plenty of celebs have dabbled with drugs or know people that deal them and some of them have been able to get on with their life like nothing has happened, but because it is Tulisa who divides opinion the knives are out. I am not condoning what happened and she is not a saint either.

[Jordan.]

#UrbanR00tz

[bbfan1991]

Misha B will be happy right now I imagine:idc:.

[Marsh.]

Something tells me GLC isn't such a good friend anymore. :joker:

[Omah]

Contostavlos has received support on Twitter from a small number of her celebrity friends, with grime three-piece Platnum (sic) writing: "Fully fuming ..... We have murderes (sic) and peodophiles (sic) walking this street ......... I'm done."

Actually, I'm quite worried about the missing vowels and consonant ..... :(

[King Gizzard]

https://twitter.com/officialtulisa/status/336814905137172480

[Marc]

Silly bitch :joker:

is this why she isn't an X Factor judge

[Z]

I feel bad for her, I don't know what she did to piss The Sun off but they really must have had it out for her to do this to her. Silly girl though. I'm not sure how likely it is they'll get any charges to stick?

[Ramsay]

https://twitter.com/officialtulisa/status/336814905137172480

:joker::joker::joker:

[Kizzy]

I just don't understand why, What was the driving force behind this 'sting'?
They could have set up a similar senario for 100's of celebs, what was the motivation to target tulisa, how did these people get in her inner circle?...

[bbfan1991]

That bottle picture and Tulisa is going down, she's done it before. Tedious things that loads of people have already said!:joker:

[King Gizzard]

I just don't understand why, What was the driving force behind this 'sting'?
They could have set up a similar senario for 100's of celebs, what was the motivation to target tulisa, how did these people get in her inner circle?...

Easy target I guess. Trying to catch her cause of her image

[bbfan1991]

Tulisa getting slated for being a bad role model, that I agree with but what about the rest of these celebs who have taken drugs before or know people who do them?

To the celebs that have taken drugs and managed to get off them I admire them for that, but the hypocrisy really does annoy me and when you get people like Lindsay Lohan getting into all sorts of trouble and still has not been punished enough for her actions to make her see sense.

[Kizzy]

Never stopped miss 'london look' Mossy either.... To some people the s*** just never seems to stick does it?...

[Jords]

-sex tape
-dildo in bag
-drugs

X-factor gave her a really good image and shes destroyed it.

[Z]

I just feel sorry for her because she really has come from adversity and made something of herself, I'll always remember watching that documentary she did about her mum, really hit home... I think either this will kill her career, or she'll have to turn into a bad girl of pop type thing...

[Marc]

-sex tape
-dildo in bag
-drugs

X-factor gave her a really good image and shes destroyed it.

but all three of them together and you've got a good night

[Niamh.]

but all three of them together and you've got a good night

:laugh2:

[Jords]

but all three of them together and you've got a good night

:joker:

[Apple202]

yawn yawn yawn who cares

[Iceman]

MikeGLC on sky news now, he's been bailed....

[bbfan1991]

I just feel sorry for her because she really has come from adversity and made something of herself, I'll always remember watching that documentary she did about her mum, really hit home... I think either this will kill her career, or she'll have to turn into a bad girl of pop type thing...

Or it will have the opposite affect, serious controversy has actually helped some celebrities career in some cases.

Tulisa will have to ditch some of the people she hangs around with if no charges are given against her and clean up her act.

[Marsh.]

I just wish the whole celeb culture would die tbh. I'm sick of it.

[GiRTh]

I just wish the whole celeb culture would die tbh. I'm sick of it.Hopefully this will kill it.

[bbfan1991]

Former X Factor UK judge Tulisa Contostavlos bailed until July after arrest on suspicion of supplying class A drugs http://bbc.in/ZrgtxS

[arista]

Former X Factor UK judge Tulisa Contostavlos bailed until July after arrest on suspicion of supplying class A drugs http://bbc.in/ZrgtxS



Yes but her new single
what should she do with that
press it on a CD single sell in bulk
to Poundland?

[arista]

I just wish the whole celeb culture would die tbh. I'm sick of it.



Its not that bad.


King Simon is not involved

[Marsh.]

Celebrity culture is not that bad? It is.

[arista]

Celebrity culture is not that bad? It is.

Jump in the Shower

Wash it out of your system

[Ryan57]

Looks like she took the 'share Coke with friends' a little too seriously.

[arista]

http://media.skynews.com/media/images/generated/2013/6/4/241257/default/v1/sun-1-329x437.jpg

http://media.skynews.com/media/images/generated/2013/6/4/241256/default/v1/mirror-1-329x437.jpg

http://media.skynews.com/media/images/generated/2013/6/4/241253/default/v1/metro-1-329x437.jpg

http://media.skynews.com/media/images/generated/2013/6/4/241251/default/v1/starnew-1-329x437.jpg
On the Dr.Who bit she wants to be Dr.Who
but they ain't having a Women.

[GiRTh]

Why has she been arrested? Its seems, given what we've read, that its unlikely she's actually committed a crime. Telling people that you know a bloke who can get gear is not a crime. Someone is going out of their way to humiliate her. I don't feel sorry for her, quite the opposite, but this has already gone over the top.

[lostalex]

wait... Paris Jackson is the new Doctor Who? wtf

[arista]

Why has she been arrested? Its seems, given what we've read, that its unlikely she's actually committed a crime. Telling people that you know a bloke who can get gear is not a crime. Someone is going out of their way to humiliate her. I don't feel sorry for her, quite the opposite, but this has already gone over the top.



She was set up
Stung by the Sun


She was going to supply sweets thats her slick code word

Maybe they needed her to supply the Coke
before going to press.


Her new single is frozen.

[arista]

wait... Paris Jackson is the new Doctor Who? wtf



No its typical Front Page Star
she has infact ,
said she Wants the job.


The Bloated BBC have a Man lined up

[GiRTh]

She was set up
Stung by the Sun


She was going to supply sweets thats her slick code word

Maybe they needed her to supply the Coke
before going to press.


Her new single is frozen.Somones got it in for her. Got to ask why? They have gone to some lengths to set her up.

I don't feel sorry for her. Zee's comment the other day that giving her so much publicity is like - polishing a turd - superbly sums it up. She was never appropriate for the roles she's been given and in a way its good that she's ******ed it up so quickly.

[Ryan57]

****ing media using the 'Jacko' tag. Disrespectful *****.

[Marsh.]

wait... Paris Jackson is the new Doctor Who? wtf

It's the Daily Star, just a rag.

[arista]

Police raid Tulisa's mansion


http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/06/04/article-2335728-1A24E13B000005DC-437_634x400.jpg

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/06/04/article-2335728-1A24E296000005DC-36_634x402.jpg
Gathering evidence: Detectives arrive at Tulisa's £6million mansion to conduct a search after her arrest

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2335728/Tulisa-Contostavlos-arrested-claims-fixed-800-cocaine-deal-sting-operation.html#ixzz2VLnVm0Eb


http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/06/04/article-2335728-1A252F0C000005DC-385_306x423.jpg
yes Gov . go through it all.

Life In The Fast Lane

[Ramsay]

I do feel a bit sorry for her. She was just the middleman

[GiRTh]

Police raid Tulisa's mansion


http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/06/04/article-2335728-1A24E13B000005DC-437_634x400.jpg

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/06/04/article-2335728-1A24E296000005DC-36_634x402.jpg
Gathering evidence: Detectives arrive at Tulisa's £6million mansion to conduct a search after her arrest

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2335728/Tulisa-Contostavlos-arrested-claims-fixed-800-cocaine-deal-sting-operation.html#ixzz2VLnVm0Eb


http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/06/04/article-2335728-1A252F0C000005DC-385_306x423.jpg
yes Gov . go through it all.

Life In The Fast LaneOMG Forgot that now she's been arrested they can search her house. I hope there's nothing illegal going on in there.

Someone on DS reckon they saw her - and a well know young actress from Manchester who used to star in a BBC drama partly named after an ABBA song - openly taking coke in a Manchester nightclub. Maybe T is a bit less discreet than we think.

[arista]

I do feel a bit sorry for her. She was just the middleman


I do not


She has New Music ready
she had No reason to play the Big Bitch.




Karl you softie

[arista]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/06/02/article-2334559-1A1D2A3D000005DC-213_634x415.jpg

[Marsh.]

Someone on DS reckon they saw her - and a well know young actress from Manchester who used to star in a BBC drama partly named after an ABBA song - openly taking coke in a Manchester nightclub. Maybe T is a bit less discreet than we think.

:laugh:

[Omah]

Police raid Tulisa's mansion

I'll bet they went through her drawers with a fine toothcomb ..... :wink:

[Shaun]

The Crown Prosecution Service has today authorised the Metropolitan Police Service to charge Tulisa Contostavlos, 25, with being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs.

This charge relates to an investigation by The Sun newspaper between early March 2013 and 23 May 2013 which resulted in the supply of Class A drugs to an investigative journalist.

We have determined that there is sufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction and that a prosecution is in the public interest.

– Baljit Ubhey, CPS London Chief Crown Prosecutor

Ms Contostavlos will appear before Westminster Magistrates' Court on 19 December 2013.

lol

[Samm]

Just before Christmas ouch

[Marc]

Hope she goes down!!!

And this time sucks it better

[erinp5]

Former X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos is to be charged with being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs.

It follows a newspaper sting in which she allegedly sold cocaine to an undercover journalist.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced on Monday that it had authorised the Metropolitan Police to charge the former N-Dubz singer.

"This charge relates to an investigation by the Sun newspaper between early March 2013 and May 23 2013 which resulted in the supply of Class A drugs to an investigative journalist," CPS London chief Crown prosecutor Baljit Ubhey said.

"This decision to prosecute was taken in accordance with the code for Crown prosecutors.

"We have determined that there is sufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction and that a prosecution is in the public interest."

Ms Contostavlos will be required to appear before Westminster Magistrates' Court on December 19.

"This defendant is now the subject of criminal proceedings and has the right to a fair trial," Mr Ubhey said.

"It is extremely important that nothing should be reported which could in any way prejudice these proceedings."

Contostavlos was initially arrested in connection with the incident with 35-year-old musician Mike GLC on June 4.

[Apple202]

ew i thought they'd got over this i mean who really cares

[Gstar]

Why would she buy a mansion? Idgi I bet she only lives with like one person (if that) A luxury apartment would do me

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

How long could she spend in jail?

[reece(:]

She's going to prison?

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

She's going to prison?

Isn't she? :conf:

[arista]

http://media.skynews.com/media/images/generated/2013/12/10/275820/default/v1/star-1-329x437.jpg

tomorrows star

[alex_front2]

Why would she buy a mansion? Idgi I bet she only lives with like one person (if that) A luxury apartment would do me

Investment, prestige, space.

[the truth]

simon cowell has classy friends....money cant buy you class

[Z]

I know that she committed a crime but the media have had it out for that girl ever since she was employed to be on the X Factor, I don't know if it's because she's a horrible person or if the media just don't like to see someone like Tulisa do well for herself because she's not as pretty as someone like Cheryl Cole who has come from a near identical background. The only reason this is going to court is because she's famous. Most people would get a caution and maybe be on probation at worst. I just feel so sorry for her, I hope she isn't jailed or if she is then I hope the sentence is lenient but after everything she's been put through I wouldn't be shocked if her trial turns into yet another witch hunt.

[MTVN]

Throw away the key

[King Gizzard]

maybe someone should sell drugs to her back, eye for an eye and all that

[the truth]

I know that she committed a crime but the media have had it out for that girl ever since she was employed to be on the X Factor, I don't know if it's because she's a horrible person or if the media just don't like to see someone like Tulisa do well for herself because she's not as pretty as someone like Cheryl Cole who has come from a near identical background. The only reason this is going to court is because she's famous. Most people would get a caution and maybe be on probation at worst. I just feel so sorry for her, I hope she isn't jailed or if she is then I hope the sentence is lenient but after everything she's been put through I wouldn't be shocked if her trial turns into yet another witch hunt.

stupidest post of the decade:nono:

[Z]

stupidest post of the decade:nono:

:joker:

[reece(:]

Tulisa Contostavlos has pleaded not guilty to being concerned with the supply of a Class A drug.

The 25-year-old appeared at City of Westminster Magistrates Court on Thursday morning (December 19) alongside her co-defendant Mike Coombs, 35, who also pleaded not guilty to being concerned with the supply of a Class A drug.

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Tulisa Contostavlos charged in connection with the supply of Class A drugs, Westminster Magistrates' Court, London, Britain - 19 Dec 2013


District Judge Howard Riddles said that the matter was too serious to be heard at the magistrates' court and would be committed to Southwark Crown Court on January 9, 2014.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) confirmed details of the charge earlier this month.

http://i2.cdnds.net/13/51/618x412/showbiz-tulisa-court-sketch-december-19.jpg
Tulisa Contostavlos and Michael Coombs shown in a court artist's sketch - December 19, 2013
© PA Images / Elizabeth Cook/PA Wire
Michael Coombs and Tulisa Contostavlos, as shown in a court artist's sketch

CPS London Chief Crown Prosecutor Baljit Ubhey said: "The Crown Prosecution Service has today authorised the Metropolitan Police Service to charge Tulisa Contostavlos, 25, with being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs.

"This charge relates to an investigation by The Sun newspaper between early March 2013 and 23 May 2013 which resulted in the supply of Class A drugs to an investigative journalist."

Contostavlos's legal team has clashed with The Sun newspaper over its role in the incident.


Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/showbiz/news/a539421/tulisa-contostavlos-appears-in-court-pleads-not-guilty-to-drugs-charge.html

[Jordan.]

After a day of shamelessly bopping to N-Dubz greatest hits my verdict is FREE TULISA

http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0efe8NBhg1qmg8fmo1_400.gif

[GypsyGoth]

I'm guessing if she if found not guilty she's gonna sue the paper for a lot.

[arista]

I'm guessing if she if found not guilty she's gonna sue the paper for a lot.


Not Likely


http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/07/16/article-2694232-1FADFFF000000578-320_306x714.jpg





Outside court: Tulisa Contostavlos (pictured today) allegedly boasted that she could 'sort out' drugs for a boys' night out at a London strip club

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2694232/Former-X-Factor-judge-Tulisa-brokered-800-cocaine-deal-reporter-posing-film-producer.html#ixzz37eLggfwj

[Crimson Dynamo]

i hope she gets sent dawhn

[Z]

What a nasty sting operation that journalist set up though, she was definitely targeted and set up to fail.

[Jordan.]

#FreeTulisa

[arista]

http://media.skynews.com/media/images/generated/2014/7/16/323757/default/v1/star2-1-329x437.jpg

[Saph]

lol get that promo

[Iceman]

Look at magaluf **** goin on in britain

[the truth]

I just don't understand why, What was the driving force behind this 'sting'?
They could have set up a similar senario for 100's of celebs, what was the motivation to target tulisa, how did these people get in her inner circle?...

they probably already knew she was a pusher. her and her mates seem to think its a trivial matter? right. class a drugs destroy souls

[Me. I Am Salman]

Cleared of all charges

[Jordan.]

yas we can get that N Dubz reunion now

[Jack_]

Here for the lying witness to be prosecuted for this appalling witch-hunt :clap1:

[Me. I Am Salman]

listening to a public statement on sky news, she's been through a lot tbh LMAO

[Brother Leon]

Good for her.

[bbfan1991]

Justice has prevailed, hope this guy gets punished for his bare faced lies.

My gut feeling from the start was that she was set up. Now I hope Tulisa can rebuild her career and move on from what was a horrid year for her.

[Kizzy]

Former X-Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos has been convicted of assaulting a celebrity blogger at a music festival.

The N-Dubz star hit Savvas Morgan during an altercation at the V Festival in Essex. She was found guilty by a judge at Stratford magistrates court in east London on Friday.

http://www.theguardian.com/culture/2014/jul/25/tulisa-contostavlos-fined-assault-celebrity-blogger-savvas-morgan

I really don't think this should have stood if she was concerned he was printing lies... and they have been proved to be lies?...

[arista]

yes she has a Temper Problem

[Kizzy]

Wouldn't you if lies were smeared across the ragtops?