A man caught with £55,000 of cannabis kept most of the haul in his hotel room.
Ming He, 37, was snared with over two kilos in Glasgow’s Queen Margaret Drive in January this year.
The find prompted a search of his room in the Georgian House Hotel in Hillhead, where he was living.
Glasgow Sheriff Court heard a further three kilos of the drug were found in several bags for life.
Prosecutor Mark Allan said: “The value from the earlier find was £9,300 and the total at the hotel was £11,400 wholesale.
“When divided and broken down, the potential quantities amount to £55,000.”
He, a Chinese asylum seeker, was arrested and charged before being kept in custody as he had no address.
The first time offender pled guilty yesterday to being concerned in the supply of cannabis.
Aafia Majid, defending, will make her plea in mitigation at the sentencing in July.
Sheriff Johanna Johnston QC told He that a “custodial sentence is likely.”
She added: “You accepted your guilt to a serious offence involving trading in controlled drugs.
“This type of crime often leads to prison.”
He was remanded in custody meantime for background reports.
