A former Premier League striker has been found carrying cocaine at children's theme park Chessington World of Adventures.
Marcus Bent - a 38-year-old who represented Charlton and Brentford, as well as Crystal Palace, during a 17-year career - was arrested on Monday.
He was held in custody overnight and appeared in a Wimbledon Magistrate's court on Tuesday morning to answer to a charge of possession of a class A substance
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It is understood that Bent entered a guilty plea, and was fined £385, with £85 costs.
He has had brushes with the law before. Last September, he was charged with affray and possession of a class A drug after Police used tasers to arrest him at his home in Esher.
He had called 999 himself, believing that intruders were in his house, and attacked the officers with a meat cleaver and kitchen knife while under the influence of the said drug.
He is said to be working in the oil industry, having retired from the game.