George
Michael
had
a
cocktail
of
drugs
in
his
system
when
he
was
arrested
in
his
car
last
year,
a
court
heard
yesterday
(30.05.07).
Prosecutor
Andrew
Torrington
told
North
London's
Brent
Magistrates
court
that
tests
showed
a
therapeutic
amount
of
an
anti-depressant
in
the
singer's
system
along
with
illegal
dance
club
drug
GHB.
Michael
-
who
was
found
slumped
over
the
wheel
of
his
Mercedes
at
a
set
of
traffic
lights
on
a
busy
London
road
last
October
-
has
already
admitted
to
driving
while
unfit
through
drugs
but
claims
he
only
had
only
been
taking
a
prescription
medication.
The
star's
lawyer
told
the
court
it
is
common
for
GHB
-
which
leaves
users
feeling
groggy
and
powerless
-
to
be
found
in
blood
samples
even
if
the
drug
has
not
been
taken.
Michael
-
who
did
not
attend
the
hearing
-
could
face
up
to
six
months
in
prison
when
he
is
sentenced
on
June
8.
The
judge
has
stated
he
can
expect
a
sentence
at
the
"upper
end
of
the
scale
for
the
offence".