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Heroin dealing ring's 'major player' loses appeal
A TURKISH immigrant described by a judge as 'a major player' in a major heroin dealing ring - has failed to win a cut in his 20-year jail term.

Suleyman Yildiz was jailed at Sheffield Crown Court last October after admitting conspiracy to supply heroin.

He was caught when police stopped a car containing heroin with a street value of £1.75 million on the M1 at Catcliffe, near Sheffield, and linked him to it.

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He pleaded guilty to the charge at the first available opportunity and Judge Alan Goldsack QC, sitting at Sheffield Crown Court, sentenced Yildiz to 20 years, saying he was a trusted member of a nationwide heroin conspiracy.

 
Yildiz challenged his sentence at the Criminal Appeal Court in London - but three judges ruled the sentence was not excessive and condemned the 52-year-old from Edmonton, north London, to serve the term.
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