Dane sentenced to a long prison sentence abroad

Danish Jacob Sporon-Fiedler can look forward to spending the next five years and four months in prison.

The court in London on Wednesday settled according to the Nation Crime Agency.

Dane is sentenced for his role in what is described as the world's largest case of illegal doping.

the National Crime Agency wrote in July 2019 on the matter, and here it emerged that one of the organizers was the 38-year-old Danish director in the company Alpha-Pharma Healthcare, Jacob Sporon-Fiedler.

After a four-year-long investigation could the british authorities to link the 16 ton steroids to a value of 104 million directly to the Danish finansfyrste.

- This group responsible for organized crime was the largest of its kind that has ever been harvested, and it is probably the biggest global player on the market for illegal steroids.

An NCA investigation identified around 42 tonnes of importations of illicit anabolic steroids into the UK. the

Investigators were able to directly link Jacob Sporon-Fiedler, the CEO of Indian-based company Alpha Pharma, two around 16 tonnes of those imports. pic.twitter.com/7RCWiNwFKs

— the National Crime Agency (NCA) (@NCA_UK) November 14, 2019

They had the tools to smuggle tons of steroids into Europe, where they sold it on the black market. The brain behind the network was Jacob Sporon-Fiedler, and we have found messages on his phone indicating that he was to smuggle four tonnes of steroids into Europe each month, says 'NCA branch commander', David Cunningham.

the Method was to produce the pills and ampoules of doping cheaply in India and sell with great profit in Europe via two contacts in the Uk. They are also both sentenced to prison.

In all, five people have been convicted. A dane and four british citizens. The former bodybuilder has today based in Mumbai in India.

Here are all five of the convicted person. The dane at the far left. Photo: NCA

You can read more about the case, and how the Danish Jacob Sporon-Fiedler was logged here:

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