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Conor McGregor impersonator gets three years in cage for drug dealing Share this story Surrey Police Mark Nye may not be the first Conor McGregor impersonator we’ve seen over the years, but he’s the first to land himself in jail using Conor McGregor’s identity. Nye, a 34-year-old drug dealer operating in Surrey, U.K., was pulled over by police and caught red handed with Class A drugs and two mobile phones loaded with messages detailing his illicit deals. When the police asked him for his...

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Conor McGregor Lookalike Gets 3 Years for Using Fighters Name to Sell Drugs VladTV 2,508 views   •  comments A UK man who impersonated Conor McGregor to sell drugs has been sentenced to nearly three years.  Mark Nye, 34, was pulled over in Surrey, South East England, on February 11 when police saw him trying to throw out two phones and a bag of drugs. Police said that Nye told them his name was "Conor" when they pulled him over, and upon searching his car, they found Class A drugs and hun...

A 34-year British man who strangely looks just like Conor McGregor was sentenced to nearly three years in jail for selling drugs under the false pretense that he was the UFC legend himself. Mark Nye literally told police that his name was ‘Conor’ when he was stopped by authorities after they had spotted the McGregor lookalike trying to dispose of drugs and mobile phones. While searching the man’s car they found hundreds of business cards titled ‘McGregor Enterprise’, as the man had a...

Mark Nye, left, via Surrey Police. Connor McGregor, right, via commons.wikimedia.org A drug dealer from Surrey has been jailed after he was caught by police attempting to impersonate a mixed martial arts athlete. Mark Nye, 34, from Stanwell, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs, plus driving whilst disqualified and without insurance after he was arrested on February 11. He was reportedly detained by officers after being stopped on February 11 when he tried to d...

Conor McGregor was sentenced to nearly three years in jail earlier this month. Mark Nye, 34, of Stanwell, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs and driving whilst disqualified and without insurance, according to Nye received a two-year and nine-month sentence at Guildford Crown Court on April 9. The 34-year-old told police his name was "Conor" after being pulled over and attempting to dispose of class A drugs and two mobile phones in Stanwell last February. A search ...

A drug dealer impersonating Conor McGregor has been handed a three-year jail sentence in relation to drug trafficking charges. Mark Nye, a 34-year-old man from Surrey, was pulled over by police after being caught in possession of Class A drugs in addition to two phones that proved his crimes. When he was pulled over, the police were told his name was “Conor”, before finding business cards that said “McGregor Enterprise” on the front. He’s now been handed a three-year jail sentence and...

By Inside Edition Staff The real Conor McGregor has not commented on the matter. A British man who went around impersonating Irish UFC fighter Conor McGregor has pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply illegal drugs and for driving while disqualified and without insurance, the Irish Central reported. Mark Nye, 34, from Surrey, England, was pulled over on Feb. 11 and cops said they found hundreds of phony business cards with Conor McGregors name on them, which Nye used as a front fo...

Conor McGregor was sentenced to nearly three years in jail earlier this month. Mark Nye, 34, of Stanwell, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs and driving whilst disqualified and without insurance, according to Nye received a two-year and nine-month sentence at Guildford Crown Court on April 9. The 34-year-old told police his name was "Conor" after being pulled over and attempting to dispose of class A drugs and two mobile phones in Stanwell last February. A search ...

Conor McGregor was sentenced to nearly three years in jail earlier this month. Mark Nye, 34, of Stanwell, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs and driving whilst disqualified and without insurance, according to Nye received a two-year and nine-month sentence at Guildford Crown Court on April 9. The 34-year-old told police his name was "Conor" after being pulled over and attempting to dispose of class A drugs and two mobile phones in Stanwell last February. A search ...