Douglas man due to be sentenced today
A lengthy prison sentence awaits a man who imported more than £56,000 worth of heroin into the Isle of Man.
That’s the warning Liam Flanagan of Douglas has been issued with ahead of a court appearance today (Friday).
The 50 year-old, who is due at a court of General Gaol Delivery, admits producing the Class A drug, possessing heroin with intent to supply and possession of cannabis.
Police seized 563 grams of heroin on December the seventh last year.
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