London
(ANI):
Sir
Bob
Geldof's
daughter
Peaches
has
been
caught
on
tape
buying
drugs
from
Amy
Winehouse's
alleged
drug
dealer.
Peaches,
who
has
always
denied
using
cocaine
like
her
tragic
mum
Paula
Yates,
was
viewed
on
the
same
video
in
which
Winehouse
was
caught
snorting
crack.
She
was
recorded
on
the
secret
video
camera
as
handing
the
drug
pusher
up
to
190
pounds
and
asking
for
another
fix
the
next
day.
"I'm
going
to
need
Valium
tomorrow
after
this," News
of
the
World
quoted
her
as
saying.
Even
though
she
had
vowed
never
to
go
the
same
way
as
her
mother,
the
video
shows
the
19-year-old
doing
otherwise.
She
will
be
questioned
by
the
police
this
week.
According
to
reports,
the
video
footage
will
come
as
a
hammer
blow
to
Peaches
dad
Sir
Bob,
who
has
said
he
would
"go
f*****g
ballistic"
if
his
daughter
sets
off
down
the
same
drugs
road
that
killed
her
mum.
The
Peaches
clip
was
found
on
a
PC
memory
stick
containing
the
Winehouse
scenes,
which
hit
the
headlines
in
January.
Cops
had
seized
it
from
couple
Jonny
Blagrove
and
Cara
Burton,
as
part
of
their
investigation
into
what
police
suspect
is
a
celebrity
drugs
empire
run
by
the
pair.
The
secret
camera
picks
up
the
couple
talking
to
Peaches,
who
is
clutching
140
pounds
in
her
hand.
Then
Blagrove
tells
her
the
deal
will
cost
her
190
pounds.
Peaches
is
seen
agreeing
to
this,
and
then
telling
the
couple
she
will
need
Valium
the
next
day.
According
to
the
News
of
the
World,
the
Peaches
footage
was
shot
the
day
before
Blagrove
filmed
Winehouse
smoking
crack
in
a
set-up
at
her
home.
Now
detectives
want
to
hear
Peaches
version
of
events.
"She
will
be
interviewed
some
time
this
week
and
asked
to
explain
what
is
happening
in
the
video
and
why
she
is
handing
money
over
to
the
couple,"
a
police
source
said.
"It
is
all
part
of
a
large
investigation
into
alleged
drugs
dealing,"
the
source
added.
The
existence
of
the
secret
video
will
come
as
a
shock
to
Peaches,
who
did
not
know
she
was
being
targeted
by
the
cunning
pair.
On
her
TV
show
Teenage
Mind
she
revealed
that
she
was
not
into
doing
drugs.
"Teenagers
today
have
nothing
to
rebel
against.
They
are
rebelling
in
taking
drugs
and
drinking
and
partying
and
not
really
changing
anything.
"They're
not
really
making
a
mark
on
society
and
I
think
that's
wrong,"
she
said.
"I've
never
done
coke.
My
friends
do
drugs
but
I
would
never
use
them.
This
is
really
upsetting
for
me.
"I'm
not
stupid.
Why
would
I
do
that
in
front
of
a
camera,
for
a
start?
I've
spoken
to
Dad
and
he's
very
upset,
but
he's
supporting
me,"
she
stated.
Her
55-year-old
father
stood
by
her,
insisting
that
she
was
okay
and
that
she
was
exactly
the
way
kids
her
age
were.
"If
she
went
off
the
track
I
would
go
f*****g
ballistic.
She's
a
pain
in
the
a***
sometimes
like
all
kids,
but
she's
all
right.
She
is
a
17-year-old
girl
who
did
well
in
her
AS-levels,"
he
said.
"She
is
allowed
to
go
to
no
more
parties
than
other
kids.
If
I
honestly
thought
she
was
doing
anything
I
should
be
concerned
about,
I
would
go
f*****g
berserk,"
he
added.