Dean Ellison got on with his life in Merseyside until his past caught up with him
A gang leader who forced vulnerable teenagers and addicts to peddle drugs in a park popular with children managed to evade a police probe for six years. Dean Ellison and his co-conspirator Gary Lee organised and controlled the supply of drugs in the South Park area of Bootle between June 3 and November 21 2017. The gang’s Bootle operation sparked a covert police operation, codenamed Cicilian, and Lee and a number of other members of the gang were arrested and sentenced on November 30 2018 .
He was charged with conspiring with others to supply class A drugs - cocaine and diamorphine ; class B drugs - amphetamine and cannabis; and class C drug - buprenorphine, and appeared before the lower courts for the first time in May. The court heard Ellison had no previous convictions related to the dealing of drugs.
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