The 31-year-old had already admitted being concerned in the supply of the class A drug between August 31 and October 21, 2019 when he appeared at Worcester Crown Court on a previous occasion.
Bayer of Dace Road, Worcester had also admitted possession of cocaine hydrochloride, another class A drug, at a previous appearance on November 5 last year.
A pre-sentence report had been ordered on the last occasion but had not been prepared by the time Judge Nicholas Cole was due to sentence him to what is likely to be a spell in prison.
During an earlier hearing before magistrates Ralph Robyns-Landricombe, prosecuting, said officers saw an argument involving a group outside a bank in Worcester High Street. He added: “The defendant was one of this group but walked away as police officers approached. As a result of what the group told officers and a witness who said he had heard him talking about weaponry while covered in blood officers decided to do an area search for this particular male but he could not be located.