Mum of four's excuse after telling police what was in kinder eggs

POLICE SAID SIAN BULLOCK'S FOUR CHILDREN "WILL NOW BE WITHOUT THEIR MOTHER FOR A CONSIDERABLE PERIOD OF TIME" 16:00, 20 May 2025 A mum of four admitted to police she had

smuggled drugs inside Kinder Egg containers at a festival. Sian Bullock attended Creamfields festival in Daresbury on Saturday, August 26, 2023. After entering the security tent at the north

gate entrance, the 35-year-old was stopped by security staff due to a positive indication by a drugs dog. Bullock was taken to a private area by officers where she admitted she had two

Kinder Egg containers secreted inside her body, containing 64 MDMA tablets. Police estimated the drugs had a potential value of up to £630. In questioning Bullock claimed she didn’t know

what the drugs were, but that she had purchased them for personal use. Despite her claim, she was later charged with possession with intent to supply class A drugs. Bullock, of Halton

Avenue, Thornton Cleveleys, Lancashire, appeared at Chester Crown Court on Friday, May 16. She was sentenced to three years in prison after previously pleading guilty to possession with

intent to supply class A drugs. During the sentencing hearing, the judge stated while Bullock had admitted her guilt and the fact that she was a mum-of-four children, she knew what she was

doing was wrong and a custodial sentence was the only option. Following Bullock’s sentencing, Police Constable Lisa Green said: "Every year, we and the Creamfields events and security

teams do our utmost to ensure that everyone attending the festival can have a safe and enjoyable time, and for the most part festivalgoers have respected the laws. "Bullock will have no

doubt been aware of these laws and the restrictions at Creamfields and would have had ample opportunity to re-think her actions before it was too late, with amnesty bins and surrender

points placed at all festival entries, but she decided to run the risk - which did not pay off. “As a result of her selfish actions that day, she is now behind bars and her four children

will now be without their mother for a considerable period of time. "Anyone who, like Bullock, decides to risk bringing illegal drugs into Cheshire should seriously reconsider their

choices, as we will always take swift and robust action, and they will be dealt with to the full extent of the law." For the latest news and breaking news visit

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