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A DRUG dealer who tried to "impersonate a famous MMA fighter" and told police he was called "Connor" has been jailed.

Conor McGregor lookalike drug dealer jailed after posing as the Irish cage-fighting superstar Mark Nye sentenced to nearly three years behind bars after trying to convince cops he was the notorious UFC multi-millionaire UFC legend The Notorious Conor McGregor Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we wil...

Mystic Hack: Fake Conor McGregor jailed for dealing drugs Share this story Surrey Police Fans of ‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor like to remind us that, “There’s only one Conor McGregor, one Conor McGregor...” And despite the best efforts of one Mark Nye, 34, from Stanwell, Surrey, those fans remain correct. According to Surrey Police Nye tried to impersonate a “famous MMA fighter” recently while also dealing class A drugs. Brad Wharton shared the details, via Surrey Police’s o...

A drug dealer who impersonated UFC fighter Conor McGregor has been jailed for almost three years.  Mark Nye, 34, from Stanwell, Surrey even had business cards made up with McGregor Enterprise printed on the front.  He was stopped by police in Stanwell on February 11 who spotted him trying to throw away a package of drugs and two mobile phones he was carrying.  He pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs and driving while disqualified and without insurance.    Guild...

Wake up! Idaho Legislature resumes with speech on House floor to defy federal power Idaho Statesman (Boise) Apr. 6—The Idaho Legislature began Tuesday with a bill against federal actions, an impassioned speech on the House floor against federal aid and public health orders over the coronavirus pandemic, and a vote in favor of an anti-abortion bill. After a two-week recess due to a COVID-19 outbreak among House members, legislators returned to business criticizing the federal government, pushi...

Idaho Senate formally opposes Rep. Simpsons plan to remove Snake River dams Hayat Norimine and Nicole Blanchard, The Idaho Statesman Mar. 9—Idaho senators want to send a message to Congress: Dont remove the Snake River dams. A month after Eastern Idahos U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson released a $33.5 billion proposal to remove four of Washingtons Snake River dams in efforts to save endangered salmon, the state Senate voted 28-6 to approve a joint memorial opposing the removal or breac...

BOISE — A proposed constitutional amendment allowing the Legislature to call itself back into session passed the Idaho Senate with no votes to spare Wednesday.

Legislature weighs 6 bills that may affect the way you vote, how your ballot is counted Updated at Share This The Idaho Capitol building in infrared. | Stock photo BOISE (Idaho Statesman) – After false claims of widespread voter fraud perpetuated by elected officials ran rampant in the November general election, Republican legislators across the U.S. are scrutinizing state election laws and cracking down on ways that have historically made mail-in voting more accessible. Idaho is no except...

Idaho legislators react to Biden inauguration KIFI President Joe Biden taking oath of office on Jan. 20 POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) - Joe Biden took his oath of office on Wednesday, becoming the 46th President of the United States. With the transition to the Biden administration now official, the President is faced with an escalating COVID-19 pandemic, as well as division amongst the political parties. State Representative James Ruchti (D) believes Bidens inauguration speech gave a sense of optimi...