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Ex‑Tory MP Crispin Blunt pleads guilty to possessing illegal drugs

politicsMar 25, 2026

Former Conservative MP Crispin Blunt pleaded guilty to four counts of possessing illegal drugs. The substances included cannabis and crystal meth. Blunt served as a Conservative MP and as a justice minister, making the case politically sensitive. The conviction matters because it involves a former lawmaker and could erode public trust in politicians.

Key Highlights

Crispin Blunt pleaded guilty to four counts of drug possession.
The drugs included cannabis and crystal meth, among substances found.
He is a former Conservative MP and served previously as justice minister.

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