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Convicted Leeds dealer avoids jail for a second time

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Nathan Brady was given a suspended prison term last year for dealing in crack and heroin. The 24-year-old was put back before a judge this week after breaching the terms of his sentence. He appeared at Leeds Crown Court where he admitted missing appointments with probation. Recorder Simon Kealey QC gave him 40 hours of unpaid work.

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Convicted Leeds dealer avoids jail for a second time

A convicted drug dealer who narrowly avoided jail has been returned to court, where he was handed another chance.

1 year ago·Leeds, United Kingdom

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