In 2018, he was deemed to be responsible for helping flood Scotland with class A and B drugs
ScotlandA judge heard how the 38-year-old was in contact with James"The Don" White, who took charge of the cartel after the disappearance of brothers James and Barry Gillespie.
Prosecutor Scott McKenzie told the court:"These solar panel units were subsequently found to contain engineered voids lined with lead.Encrypted messages hacked by police found Fleming linked to the setting up of a firm called Adastra Off Grid. "These communications also show Fleming directing others in the distribution of large sums of money - the proceeds of crime."
Mr McKenzie said:"Fleming and White discuss regular shipments of multi-kilo commodities from South American ports in Brazil, Colombia and Bolivia into Europe for onward transfer into the UK."He and White further discussed the creation of the fake company to aid the drug dealing.
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