The Crown has failed to prove a real estate agent dealt meth or perjured herself in court and is "desperate" to achieve a guilty verdict, a jury has heard. Paihia agent Tonya Maree Spicer, 47, and her husband Paul Anthony Spicer are on trial in Auckland District Court accused of possessing methamphetamine for supply. However police now say the amount the couple received from former North Shore real estate agent Brett Campbell Bogue to supply "clients" during a Bathurst race weekend is unknown. Related Content Meth charges: Accused estate agent alleges P dealer owed thousands of dollars Real estate agent on meth charges, Tonya Spicer, breaks down in court Watch NZH Local Focus: Part of iconic Coromandel lifestyle destroyed"[Tonya Spicer] wasn't a dealer, she wasn't giving it away or selling it. Others related to a real estate deal or simply trying to catch up with an old friend.

Source: New Zealand Herald January 31, 2017 03:52 UTC