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A man who admitted supplying revellers at a party with Ecstasy pills that made them ill has been ordered to carry out unpaid work. Kyle Stenhouse, 21, supplied friends at Westhill on the outskirts of Aberdeen in December last year. Several men, including one who was foaming at the mouth, ended up being taken to hospital. At Aberdeen Sheriff Court, Stenhouse was told to carry out hours of unpaid work. The trainee chemical engineer had earlier admitted being concerned in the supply of the Class A drug. The friends had been drinking at the property on Westhill Crescent before the incident in the early hours of the morning. The court heard that Stenhouse and his friends began to feel unwell and light-headed shortly after taking the tablets. One of his friends suffered the worst reaction, appearing to take a seizure and starting to foam at the mouth. Paramedics were called out and further ambulances were requested. Defence lawyer Charles Benzies said his client wanted to apologise to the families of the men affected, and thank the emergency services. Mr Benzies said his client had not intended to make a profit. There was no money involved in this. Describing the incident as a 'one off', he said his client had learned from his experience of what can happen when taking illegal drugs. Sheriff Christine McCrossan said she had no doubt that the incident had been a harrowing experience for Stenhouse, given the remorse he had shown in background reports previously ordered by the court. He was given a community payback order and told to carry out unpaid work in the community as a direct alternative to a custodial sentence. Ecstasy pills made revellers ill. Five in hospital after house party. Kyle Stenhouse avoided a jail sentence. More on this story. Around the BBC. Related internet links. Police Scotland.

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