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Alasdair Finlayson, 26, Daniel Degan 32, and Cameron Ross, 22, were snared following a police operation on August 6 The gang stored drugs, equipment and cash at Fyrish, Munlochy and Glenglass, hidden under moss and vegetation. Police kept tabs on leader Finlayson as well as Cameron Ross as they accessed the hidden hauls which were later seized. Finlayson was also seen at one of the stash sites with a man of interest to English authorities handing over a weighted bag. Finlayson, Degan and Cameron Ross pled guilty to charges of being in the supply of controlled drugs at the High Court in Glasgow. A fourth Easter Ross man, Ryan Ross, 28, meantime, admitted acquiring and possessing criminal property in the form of cash. The court heard the operation was uncovered after Scottish police worked with English counterparts to target dealers who travelled north of the border. The hearing was told Finlayson was a drugs user who had built up a debt with those higher up the food chain. A man of interest to English authorities was tailed by police to a forest track in Fyrish, near Alness, on January 4 The man checked into a hotel room in Inverness which was searched after he left and found to contain plastic as well as sandwich bags. Finlayson was spotted going into the woods before being collected while wearing a pair of latex gloves. Surveillance continued into the next month and Finlayson was tracked to a lay-by beyond an outdoor centre in Munlochy. Cameron Ross was tracked to a forest track in Glenglass which contained drugs and paraphernalia under moss and vegetation on June 10 Technology seized had evidence of the operation taking place with Finlayson showing concern that he was being followed by the authorities. His bank account was also investigated and found to have money transferred in and out from people involved in the sale or supply of drugs.

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A former amateur footballer who led a drug-dealing operation in the Highlands has been jailed for nine years. He had played football for North Caledonian side Alness United and had also done coaching. Finlayson's defence solicitor said he had made the 'downward spiral' into drug dealing in a short period of time. Judge Simon Collins KC said the first offender had been in charge and actively involved in a substantial drug-dealing operation. Finlayson had earlier admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine and cannabis between January and August The court heard the drugs operation used 'stash sites' in wooded areas in the countryside to hide drugs, cash and bulking agents to cut the cocaine. The judge was told that Finlayson was assessed as the individual in charge after he was found to have travelled between sites and sold drugs. The Crown accepted he had built up debts to those higher up in organised crime and had received threatening messages over what he owed. Co-accused Cameron Ross, 22, of Invergordon, was jailed for 23 months after admitting being concerned in the supply of cocaine in June at woodland in Evanton. The court heard the offences were uncovered in a joint operation involving police in Scotland and England. Police discovered a site at Fyrish, near Alness, where clumps of moss had been moved to create a hideout for drugs, cash, gloves, scales and bulking agents. Further drugs, including a haul of high-purity cocaine, were also found in searches of woods at Munlochy and Evanton. Skip to content. Ex-amateur footballer jailed for nine years for drug dealing. Threatening messages.

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