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Soccer coach had 54 kilos of heroin in his car
Sean Foster
Sean Foster

A FOOTBALL coach from Sydenham found with heroin worth £4.35m stashed in his car has been sentenced to 12 years in jail.

Sean Foster, aged 29, admitted conspiracy to supply class A drugs on March 3 and was sentenced at Croydon Crown Court today (July 18).

A second man, Mylton Demetriou, aged 31, a nightclub promoter from Herne Hill, was found guilty on June 26 of the same charge and was sentenced to 15 years in prison.

The court heard that when police arrested the two men they found 54 kilos of heroin packed inside two holdalls in the boot of Foster's BMW.

Prior to the arrest in Croydon on October 16 last year, police watched Demetriou transfer a grey holdall from the boot of his VW Golf into the boot of Foster's car.

Officers stopped both cars after they pulled away.

In a search of Foster's home in Thakenham Close, Sydenham, officers found £48,300 cash in a carrier bag inside a wardrobe in his bedroom.

3:15pm Friday 18th July 2008

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Posted by: Locked and Loaded on 3:44pm Fri 18 Jul 08
It was only a bit of personal, and me lifes savings guv, honest.
Posted by: Sunny, London on 4:04pm Fri 18 Jul 08
It was pocket money god gave to him for being such a good man to the community
Posted by: Gary, Gravesend on 4:37pm Fri 18 Jul 08
12 & 15 years what a joke British Justice is! They should of got 30 years each at least!

Heroin wreaks lifes and destroy's communities.
Posted by: anita, dartford on 4:40pm Fri 18 Jul 08
What a joke over £4m worth of heroin. 12 yrs out in 6. What a touch he got.
Posted by: gone4good, surrey on 8:21pm Fri 18 Jul 08
When I saw the picture I thought it was an article about Dwain Chambers. Check the Photo. Well I suppose he has to pay his legal fees some how?
Posted by: Anon, Bromley on 9:53am Sat 19 Jul 08
" bet he's gutted!"

Couple of weeks he could have been really rich, you people don't understand that life aint sugar coated for people like him. just trying to make those P's.......Some deal, some are brokers, society is'nt kind.........as you well know, I aint saying it's right to deal death but think about this...........The people who pick up a f**cking needle in the first place are the scum.......robbing people and raping old people for the're possesions....He's just helping them die........good.
My nanna was beaten 2 yrs ago (All Over the news) by a junkie scumbag so I have no sympathy..
All you who would argue " If there were no dealers there would be no junkies - no problem", are dam blind fools.......step into my world for 1 day and open your dam eyes people, you think you can stop this? change it? Get real and step outside your cotton wool existance......you would'nt last a week here..............it
's dark.
Posted by: theblatantbeast, london on 11:16am Sat 19 Jul 08
Anon of Bromley, you are very funny. Hope you nanna feels better soon. I love your nanna. x
Posted by: Matt, bickley on 1:06pm Sat 19 Jul 08
Anon. Remember you live in Bromley not the Bronx! Your the sort of people who people who carry knives beacause your a little boy lost. The 1 good thing about this country is that everyone can have a good education if they want it, healthcare. Get off the streets and learn something instead of preaching about how bad the 'streets' are.
Posted by: doc, fairey land on 4:54pm Sat 19 Jul 08
anita from dartford say`s that he be out in six.
Wrong, get your faxs right. Anything after 5 years you do 3/4 so he will do 8 years and that is only on good behaveyour.
After all prison is also about rehabillatoin back into socity.
Posted by: Sarah, Bexleyheath on 10:51pm Sat 19 Jul 08
Doc, You really do live in fairey land.... all offenders unless deemed dangerous now get released automatically after 12 months provided the offence was committed after 4th April 2005.

The previous distinction was for people given over 4, not 5 years and the minimum sentence which applied was still half but this was at the discretion of the parole board, automatic release for sentences over 4 years used to be two thirds. Get your facts right please.
Posted by: 121, london on 2:56pm Sun 20 Jul 08
gd gd gd and gd serves him right.He knew the risks so now has to do the time.
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