Gardai arrested the ex-Celtic and Sunderland striker on January 6, 2023, following alleged driving incidents in Dublin and brought him to Crumlin station
Former Republic of Ireland footballer Anthony Stokes has been recharged over a suspected drug seizure in Dublin last year.
READ MORE - Elvis impersonator assaulted by Anthony Stokes urges on-the-run footballer to change his ways and get back on the pitchHe also had four counts of dangerous driving in a manner, including speed, at Walkinstown Avenue Walkinstown/Long Mile Road junction Dublin 12, Kennelsfort Road Upper Ballyfermot Dublin 20, Ballyfermot Road Ballyfermot Dublin 10, and Walkinstown Avenue.
However, the drug charges were struck out in January on the application of the defence solicitor Lorraine Stephens due to delays in obtaining directions from the Director of Public Prosecutions and a forensic certificate of analysis. Mr Stokes, represented by Ms Stephens, was granted an adjournment until September to enter a plea and for his trial venue to be considered.
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