星期一 [ 2010-1-11 9:51:55 | watches1013 ]   Payback time; Crown plans to seize 200,000 worth o Byline: TINA DAWSON HE lived in a smart home, owned six cars and wore a ?10,000 Rolex watch despite having no obvious source of income. But now convicted cocaine dealer Stewart Sandeman will have to prove that his lavish lifestyle was funded with almost ?200,000 in 'honest' money ? or he will lose the lot. Crown officials have launched a legal bid to confiscate cash, goods and property to the value of the ?176,263 which Chopard Fake they claim Sandeman, from Perth, made by peddling drugs in the area over a five-year period. The dealer, who was jailed last year for selling cocaine at the T in the Park music festival, claims he made his money by trading in cars and gold. But the Crown says that Sandeman, 27, used the proceeds of his 'significant' drugs business to finance a lifestyle of expensive cars, gadgets and jewellery. Officials claim the ?59,000 home in Perth which he shared with girlfriend Kelly Maguire was bought and furnished using his ill-gotten gains. He is also said to have had enough money to keep six vehicles on the road at he same time ? yet bank statements lodged with Perth Sheriff Court show that he has 'officially' earned less than ?7,000 since 1995. The papers also show that the drug dealer ? who confirmed in court that he was not working ? claimed dole money last year. Defence solicitor John McLaughlin said Sandeman had been buying and selling gold as well as trading in second-hand cars over the last few years. Sandeman claimed he had made more than ?85,000 from those activities. But after the drug dealer was caught selling a ?50 bag of cocaine to an undercover police officer at the T in the Park festival at Balado Airfield, Kinross, it emerged that he was much wealthier than he claimed. The list of items which the Crown now wants to confiscate includes a ?10,690 Rolex watch and a BMW which he paid to have fitted out with a television and video recorder. If successful, the action ? under the 1995 Proceeds of Crime (Scotland) Act ? will also see him stripped of his house, a Renault Cabriolet, a Peugeot, a Range Rover, a VW Golf, a Ford Transit van, a television and assorted jewellery. Other assets, including the contents of five bank accounts, bring the total value of the confiscation order to more than ?176,000. Gerald Genta Replica Watch The hearing, at which the onus will be on Sandeman to prove his claims, will take place later this year. Sandeman's co-accused at the original trial, 26-year-old Graeme Jones, from Perth, was jailed for a year for selling Ecstasy at the festival while Miss Maguire, 25, was cleared on all charges. SANDEMAN?S ?ILL-GOTTEN? GAINS Bungalow in Perth....... ?59,000 BMW with TV and video??18,450 VW Golf?????????11,900 Peugeot?????????????4,000 Renault Cabriolet????????7,500 Ford Transit Van????????6,000 Range Rover???????????5,700 Royal Doulton plate collection???540 Toshiba TV????????????500 Rolex watch??????????10,690 Gold bracelet??????????2,200 Gold neck chain?????????2,000 Other articles: http://www.86msl.com/Blog/View/?286 http://www.cnshanzhai.com/Blog/View/?905 浏览(332) | 回复(0) |