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6:00 PM January 12, 2021
Daniel Gould was sentenced in connection with a number of drug offences and has now been told to pay back his criminal gains. Picture: NORFOLK CONSTABULARY
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A man has been ordered to pay back nearly £25,000 he made from selling drugs at a Norfolk holiday park.
Daniel Gould was jailed for four years and eight months in September after he admitted offences linked to the supply of cocaine, MDMA and ketamine from a caravan at Hopton Holiday Village.
Norwich Crown Court heard a police swoop found £7,500 worth of cocaine, £1,200 worth of ecstasy, and ketamine worth £8,500 at the caravan where he was staying.
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