A heroin dealer from Norfolk has been jailed for six years.

Paul Skipper, 42, of Lynn Court, Dereham, admitting supplying the Class A drug at Norwich Crown Court.

Street dealer Matthew McGivern, 36, of Reid Way, North Lynn, and Wayne Shorting, 42, of St Valery Lane, Kings Lynn, admitted the same offence.

Judge Simon Barham jailed McGivern for five years and four months while Shorting received a five year and six month prison sentence.

McGivern and Shirting had driven to Dereham on 24 January where they bought 55.9 grams of 60% pure heroin from Skipper.

They were later arrested when officers in a police patrol car pulled over their Volkswagen Golf and found the heroin hidden in the car.

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