Jutyar Jelal Salah jailed for possessing illegal cigarettes
Andy Wright, principal Trading Standards officer at Lincolnshire County Council, said following the closure of his premises Salah "persisted by selling cigarettes from his car" in Spalding town centre.He was later caught by police and Trading Standards officers retrieving illegal cigarettes from a storage container in the town centre, Mr Wright added.Insp Matthew Dickinson, from Lincolnshire Police, said: "Mr Salah was given opportunities to work towards rehabilitation, but instead chose to commit further offences."This is an excellent result and demonstrates how serious the courts take this sort of offending, rightly recognising the impact on the wider community."
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