Overview
- Crispin Blunt, who pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, was fined £1,200 and ordered to pay a £480 victim surcharge and £200 in costs.
- He admitted one Class A and three Class B possession counts covering crystal meth, methamphetamine, the sedative GBL, and a small amount of cannabis.
- The case stemmed from an October 25, 2023 police raid at his Horley home during a separate rape inquiry that later closed with no further action.
- Prosecutors said officers found crystal meth worth about £200–£250 on a bedside table, roughly £200 of GBL in a syringe, cannabis under £10, and weighing scales with powder residue.
- In a 30‑minute statement, Blunt said he hosted chemsex parties to inform drug policy and alleged a blackmail attempt, prompting the judge to say his conduct risked undermining confidence in Parliament.