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A Nottingham man detained for selling drugs as part of a Loughborough county line has been jailed for more than two years.
Tarell Comrie-Patterson, pictured, admitted selling cocaine and heroin after deals were arranged through a dedicated phone line.
The 23-year-old dealt the class A drugs in Selbourne Street, Loughborough, on three occasions in November last year.
He pleaded guilty to four counts of supplying class A drugs and was given 27 months in prison at Leicester Crown Court on Friday (16 August).
Comrie-Patterson was one of the defendants identified following the force’s large-scale operation to tackle the sale and distribution of drugs on the streets of Leicestershire – known as Operation Lionheart.
Also sentenced last week as part of the same operation:
They were both sentenced on Tuesday 13 August.