John Terry’s father arrested for allegedly selling cocaine, again

England and Chelsea defender John Terry’s father, Ted, has been arrested for allegedly selling cocaine in a bar.

According to reports, police questioned Ted over allegations that he handed over three grams of the Class A drug for £120.

In scenes that will shock the millionaire Chelsea ace, Ted was secretly filmed allegedly passing three wraps of white powder to an undercover reporter in a bar’s lavatory, The Mirror reports.

It is claimed that he further promised to get more drugs for the reporter’s “friend”, and said, “Don’t tell him I’m John Terry’s dad.”

This is not the first incident of the 55-year-old being accused in a drugs scandal. Earlier in November 2009, Ted was similarly caught on video selling cocaine at the Unit 4 wine bar in Chafford Hundred, Essex.

Ted had fixed a deal to supply an undercover team with three wraps of illegal Class A drug in the toilet of the bar.

After selling the cocaine to undercover reporters, who pretended to be buying for his wealthy boss, Ted insisted: “This is just between me and you. Don’t tell him that I’m John Terry’s dad. I can’t have this going back, I’m not saying that they’ll say anything, but you never know.”