Jail for Dewsbury man who helped import more than 15 tons of cocaine into the UK hidden in pallets of frozen chicken

A man from Dewsbury who was part of a gang who imported more than 15 tons of cocaine into the UK hidden in pallets of frozen chicken has been jailed.

Brandon Maan, aged 24 and of Churchbank Way in Dewsbury, was part of the gang involved in the nationwide conspiracy to import and distribute large quantities of the Class A drug with an estimated street value of £1.59 billion.

Appearing before Sheffield Crown Court for sentencing yesterday, Maan – who had previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine – was sentenced to 16 years in prison.

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The sentencing follows an investigation by the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit.

Brandon Maan, of Dewsbury, has been jailedplaceholder image
Brandon Maan, of Dewsbury, has been jailed

Anyone with information or concerns about drugs or other kinds of crime in their area can contact police by calling 101.

They can also contact officers by using the live chat on West Yorkshire Police’s website.

Information can also be passed on anonymously by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.

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