The chase culminated at Manchester Airport, the place Corrigan reached a useless finish.

A reckless chase involving a drug seller throwing a fortune in heroin out his window ended with an arrest at Manchester Airport, in accordance with The Metro.

Neil Corrigan, 42, disregarded police makes an attempt to drag him over close to Warrington. As an alternative, he led them on a harmful high-speed chase on the M56, weaving by way of site visitors and even driving the incorrect approach round a roundabout.

In a determined try to ditch proof, Corrigan tossed a big black bag from his van, littering the tarmac with what turned out to be 2kg of heroin value a staggering 285,000 kilos (Rs 2,9820711).

The chase culminated at Manchester Airport, the place Corrigan reached a useless finish after crashing by way of a parking barrier. He tried to flee on foot, however a pursuing officer apprehended him.

Corrigan has pleaded responsible to drug offences, harmful driving, failing to cease, and driving with out insurance coverage. He was sentenced to 5 years in jail and a driving ban exceeding 5 years.

Authorities praised the operation, highlighting the elimination of a major quantity of unlawful medication from the streets.

Chief Inspector John Forshaw advised The Metro after sentencing: “That is one other implausible end result that has led to the elimination of a big amount of unlawful medication from the streets of Cheshire and additional afield. The style of Corrigan’s driving was extraordinarily harmful, exhibiting no regard for the security of harmless members of the general public as a part of his failed try to flee officers.”

“Fortunately, we have been capable of deliver the pursuit to a protected conclusion, and Corrigan is now being held accountable for his actions.”