Deported man produced fake Italian passport at Holyhead Port
Ruci, 24, of Barlock Road, Nottingham, was jailed for 14 months at Mold Crown Court today (August 7), having admitted entering the UK in breach of a deportation order, and possession of an identity document with improper intention.
Prosecutor Richard Edwards said Ruci was a passenger in a vehicle which arrived at Holyhead Port via ferry from Dublin on July 3.
When asked to confirm his identity, he provided the counterfeit Italian passport, but when his bags were searched, his Albanian ID card was recovered.
Ruci had been deported from the UK in November 2023 following a conviction for production of cannabis.
When interviewed by police, Ruci confirmed his real identity to police, but then answered 'no comment' to questions asked of him.
Representing Ruci, who had one previous conviction, Amy Edwards said he is 'sorry for breaching the order'.
Ruci, who has been remanded in custody since his arrest last month, 'knows what he did was wrong,' Ms Edwards added.
Sentencing, Judge Timothy Petts told Ruci his deportation order remains in effect.
He added to him: 'No doubt you will be deported once again as soon as possible to avoid further expense in this country.
'You cannot use Holyhead as a back door into the United Kingdom.'
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