Published 10 days ago

Dealer threw £142k of heroin out of van during high-speed police chase

Neil Corrigan was sentenced to five years in prison and banned from driving for five years and four months for being involved in supplying heroin, dangerous driving, and other offenses.
Corrigan threw two kilograms of heroin out of his car during a police chase on the M56, estimated to be worth £142,850.00.
The total value of the heroin Corrigan was transporting was likely over £285,000.

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