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Drug dealer jailed after police probe 2m property portfolio including the MASSIVE extension on his Droylsden semiWilliam Black had his house extended to three times its original size officers decided to look into him following Dale Cregan's murder of Mark and David Short Share Comments21:42, 8 JAN 2016Updated14:48, 3 FEB 2017Get daily updates directly to your inbox+ SubscribeThank you for subscribing!Could not subscribe, try again laterInvalid EmailA drug dealer with a property portfolio has been jailed for 15 years.Detectives decided to take a closer look at William Black, 50, while investigating organised crime in Tameside, following Dale Cregan's killing of father and son Mark and David Short in 2012.Black was masquerading as a property developer and they discovered he owned at least 28 properties, plots of land and even a building development at Stretford Marina, which were valued at more than million.He had provided false details on mortgage applications, including wages and employment details, registered the properties in other people's names and obtained the deposits from other members of the group, Manchester Crown Court was told.Black lived in an average sized semi detached house in Droylsden, but had extended it significantly to three times its original size, with opulent furnishings and parquet flooring throughout.He was eventually arrested in 2013 along with several other members of his gang.A large amount of cocaine and cannabis with a street value of just under and around in cash were recovered during the series of raids.Officers also recovered nine Rolex watches from Black's house, worth a total of In April 2014, eight other men found to have been involved with Black were sentenced to a total of more than 40 years in prison.And in October that year members of the gang were ordered to pay back more than made through their illicit operation following a confiscation hearing at Manchester Crown Court.A Rolex watch found at the home of William BlackBlack,oyster rolex perpetual datejust fake, of Waverley Crescent,gold rolex oyster perpetual datejust fake, Droylsden, was later found guilty of four counts of fraud, two counts of conspiracy to commit fraud, one count of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs, one count of conspiracy to supply Class B drugs, one count of money laundering for drugs, fraud and criminal property,fake datejust rolex oyster perpetual, and one count of money laundering for tax evasion.And on Friday he was sentenced to 15 years behind bars.Speaking after the case, Chief Inspector Daniel Inglis from GMP's Serious Crime Division said he hoped the sentence sent a message to other ganglords.He said: "William Black masqueraded as a property developer, but this lifestyle was funded by his drugs criminal enterprise, of which he was the head.William Black's lifestyle was 'funded by his drugs empire'"It must be galling for genuine, hard working members of our communities to see drug dealers such as Black enjoying wealth that they haven't earned, and so I hope today's result sends out a significant message to anyone involved in supplying drugs and related criminality."No matter how sophisticated you think you are, justice will always catch up with you in the end."Anyone with information on organised crime is asked to contact police at 101,oyster rolex perpetual datejust replica, or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Drug dealer jailed after police probe 2m property portfolio including the MASSIVE extension on his Droylsden semiWilliam Black had his house extended to three times its original size officers decided to look into him following Dale Cregan's murder of Mark and David Short Share Comments21:42, 8 JAN 2016Updated14:48, 3 FEB 2017Get daily updates directly to your inbox+ SubscribeThank you for subscribing!Could not subscribe, try again laterInvalid EmailA drug dealer with a property portfolio has been jailed for 15 years.Detectives decided to take a closer look at William Black, 50, while investigating organised crime in Tameside, following Dale Cregan's killing of father and son Mark and David Short in 2012.Black was masquerading as a property developer and they discovered he owned at least 28 properties, plots of land and even a building development at Stretford Marina, which were valued at more than million.He had provided false details on mortgage applications, including wages and employment details, registered the properties in other people's names and obtained the deposits from other members of the group, Manchester Crown Court was told.Black lived in an average sized semi detached house in Droylsden, but had extended it significantly to three times its original size, with opulent furnishings and parquet flooring throughout.He was eventually arrested in 2013 along with several other members of his gang.A large amount of cocaine and cannabis with a street value of just under and around in cash were recovered during the series of raids.Officers also recovered nine Rolex watches from Black's house, worth a total of In April 2014, eight other men found to have been involved with Black were sentenced to a total of more than 40 years in prison.And in October that year members of the gang were ordered to pay back more than made through their illicit operation following a confiscation hearing at Manchester Crown Court.A Rolex watch found at the home of William BlackBlack,oyster rolex perpetual datejust fake, of Waverley Crescent,gold rolex oyster perpetual datejust fake, Droylsden, was later found guilty of four counts of fraud, two counts of conspiracy to commit fraud, one count of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs, one count of conspiracy to supply Class B drugs, one count of money laundering for drugs, fraud and criminal property,fake datejust rolex oyster perpetual, and one count of money laundering for tax evasion.And on Friday he was sentenced to 15 years behind bars.Speaking after the case, Chief Inspector Daniel Inglis from GMP's Serious Crime Division said he hoped the sentence sent a message to other ganglords.He said: "William Black masqueraded as a property developer, but this lifestyle was funded by his drugs criminal enterprise, of which he was the head.William Black's lifestyle was 'funded by his drugs empire'"It must be galling for genuine, hard working members of our communities to see drug dealers such as Black enjoying wealth that they haven't earned, and so I hope today's result sends out a significant message to anyone involved in supplying drugs and related criminality."No matter how sophisticated you think you are, justice will always catch up with you in the end."Anyone with information on organised crime is asked to contact police at 101,oyster rolex perpetual datejust replica, or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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