Because all my life, I was hit. I never complained. I always said this part of my job.

And we ended up convicted of allowing promises, allowing apprentices to be used for the supply and consumption of MDMA.

We always got on with the place, you know, and we never had a problem with anything as far as I was aware.

If we call anyone with tablets, if it was less than three, we were to take their tablets from them.

The tablets go into the safe, the club had one key, the police had the other key.

Anything more than three tablets, we'd have to call the police.

Because they found nothing, so they had to hit me with something to justify myself.

Being in clubland pretty much all my life or my work in life or my adult life, all I'd ever seen is people taking pills.

For me it kind of was, it wasn't natural because that's what I'd seen. That's the world I'd lived in is people taking tablets.

To music, people enjoy music with drugs in their system.

They genuinely thought we were producing drugs.

Go and see if you can make bad drugs of them.

Not go and find out what goes on in the place. They were telling them, telling them.

Yes, go on target us.

You won't believe what the judge said.

Why did you play that music?

Why couldn't you have a line dancing club?

No.

I swear to God.

Of course, isn't it?

All right, so today we're in Plymouth with our red faces from being in the beat just today in Nuki.

We have got a massive miscarriage of justice case.

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