Officers raised "concerns" about two children in a dirty flat which contained £3,450 of drugs.

Thomas Christie, 33, and Chloe Hume, 28, were snared at the property in Glasgow's Baillieston on October 21 2021.

The property was "laden with flies" and the kitchen was described as unhygienic.

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The kids were also found to be sleeping on a filthy double mattress with no sheet.

Glasgow Sheriff Court heard that officers searched the property after a drugs warrant was granted.

Officers raised "concerns" about the welfare of the children.

Prosecutor Gemma Barclay said: "[The property] was in a state of disarray and unkempt conditions deemed to be an unusual mess.

"There were various flies and insects throughout the property.

"There were fly-catching devices in the property heavily laden with dead flies."

There was noted to be no sheet on the bed which was soiled.

Miss Barclay: "The kitchen was noted to be in an unhygienic condition."

The worktop was also described as "dirty" and contained household items.

The cannabis found in the kitchen was held in three bags weighing 245 grams with a monetary total of £3,450.

The pair stated that they were waiting on benefit income in order to buy items for the property.

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Christie and Hume pleaded guilty to child neglect charges.

Christie further admitted being concerned about the supply of cannabis.

Sheriff Kevin McCarron ordered Christie to do 150 hours of unpaid work while Hume was told to be of good behaviour for six months.