Ten years for man caught with €70,000 worth of cocaine

A Dublin man has been jailed for ten years for possessing cocaine valued over €70,000.

Tue, 11 Mar, 2008 - 16:51

A Dublin man has been jailed for ten years for possessing cocaine valued over €70,000.

Stephen Proudfoot (27) of Moatview Drive, Priorswood was convicted by a jury in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court last November (2007) of possessing over a 1kg of the drug with intent to supply it.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Moatview Drive Place: Priorswood Shopping Centre Place: Clonshaugh Avenue Person: Stephen Proudfoot Person: Thomas Waters Person: Fergal Foley Person: Proudfoot Person: Waters Person: Gardaí Person: Det Sgt Person: Tony Hunt Organisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court Organisation: National Drugs Unit Organisation: Ford Organisation: Ford Focus

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