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supergrass
an informer whose information implicates a large number of people in terrorist activities or other major crimes


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CAPTION(S): DRUG KINGPINS CAGED: Michael Nordon, left, and Iain McDonald, right, were jailed after separate SCDEA operations DEADLY: The half-ton of hard drugs recovered included heroin - and had a street value of pounds 43million SUPER GRASS HAUL: A tonne of cannabis, valued at pounds 7million, was seized during the year ILL-GOTTEN GAINS: The SCDEA identified pounds 13million in assets to be seized from gangsters WINNING THE WAR: The SCDEA director, deputy chief constable Gordon Meldrum
The US sought his extradite but the application was withdrawn after the main witness against him, terror super grass Ahmed Ressam, refused to testify.
SUPER GRASS 4 IT was a superbly contrived response to Robbie Fowler's controversial goal celebration at Anfield in 1999.
 
 
 
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