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04-11-2017, 10:11 PM
Cop & ex-con's drug firm Police inspector who made £66,000 running a steroids factory and selling drugs to weightlifters with ex-con is jailed Darren Lewis and Nicholas Boys worked together to make and sell the drugs
28th March 2017, 2:55 am
A POLICE inspector raked in £66,000 by running a steroids (https://brotherhoodofpain.com)factory with an ex-convict.
Darren Lewis, 50, teamed up with Nicholas Boys, 31, to make and sell the drugs to weightlifters — just months after Boys got out of jail for similar offences.
Lewis, who served 25 years with Essex police and the Met, pocketed the cash between 2008 and 2013.
Cops found steroids (https://brotherhoodofpain.com)worth £43,000 in the dad of two’s garage in September 2013.
He and Boys were found guilty of conspiring to supply drugs at Southwark crown court.
Lewis, from Rayleigh, Essex, and Boys, of Leigh-on-Sea, were each jailed for 3½ years.
Judge Deborah Taylor told Lewis: “Your career is now over.”
28th March 2017, 2:55 am
A POLICE inspector raked in £66,000 by running a steroids (https://brotherhoodofpain.com)factory with an ex-convict.
Darren Lewis, 50, teamed up with Nicholas Boys, 31, to make and sell the drugs to weightlifters — just months after Boys got out of jail for similar offences.
Lewis, who served 25 years with Essex police and the Met, pocketed the cash between 2008 and 2013.
Cops found steroids (https://brotherhoodofpain.com)worth £43,000 in the dad of two’s garage in September 2013.
He and Boys were found guilty of conspiring to supply drugs at Southwark crown court.
Lewis, from Rayleigh, Essex, and Boys, of Leigh-on-Sea, were each jailed for 3½ years.
Judge Deborah Taylor told Lewis: “Your career is now over.”