A narcotics peddler has been imprisoned after a medical incident in custody led police to uncover cocaine concealed within his body. Police were summoned to a Co-Op in Woolston, Warrington, Cheshire, following reports of a man threatening staff. Upon arrival at the scene, they encountered Ryan Fisher, 32, who seemed ‘extremely paranoid’ and informed police there was something in his car. Read more: Station plans approved as government urged ‘get on with HS2’ His vehicle was parked nearby with his father inside, and was subsequently inspected by officers who discovered £1,500 in cash, a snap bag of white powder and three mobile phones. This white powder was tested and later identified as sulphuric acid, which Fisher’s father had for work purposes. However, whilst Fisher was in police custody, he experienced a medical episode and was transported to Warrington Hospital. Whilst there, Fisher requested a police officer to accompany him to the lavatory, where he reached into his trousers and extracted £500 in cash from his underwear. Fisher was examined whilst in hospital and found to …