Leon Coker, 35, from Caerphilly in south Wales, is ordered to pay £1 after being convicted of dealing drugs. The case centers on an incident last summer when Coker was caught with a suitcase containing about £20,000 worth of amphetamine. Following the discovery of the drugs, he receives a custodial sentence of three years and one month in prison. After the prison term, the court imposes a nominal repayment order of £1, rather than a larger amount reflecting the value of drugs involved. The reporting characterizes Coker as a boxer who accumulated nearly £50,000 through drug dealing, but the court’s repayment order is set at £1. The decision is presented as part of the outcome of the criminal proceedings connected to the amphetamine found in his possession. The sources agree on Coker’s age and location, the drug type and value found, the prison sentence length, and the £1 repayment order.