A dealer who had more than 8kg of cannabis worth more than £85,000 was caught after he left Tesco and Argos receipts behind.
Illegal immigrant Ardi Pula denied any involvement, but the police used the time and dates on the receipts found inside the property on Malvern Street to check the stores' CCTV, which showed him making purchases. Among the items bought was security equipment to help protect the Holbeck property. He was jailed at Leeds Crown Court this week.
During the 24-year-old's interview he gave a prepared statement, claiming he worked as a cleaner but denied ever being inside the house. Further investigations suggested he had also sent more than £6,000 back to Albania. He later admitted dealing in cannabis, possession of criminal property and possession of fake ID documents.
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