Lochaber dealer 'sold drugs for a decade' 29 July 2013 Last updated at 14:14 A man who sold drugs in the Highlands for a decade has been jailed for six years. Michael Cameron, 33, of Claggan, Fort William, was found guilty by a jury of being concerned in the supply of heroin between January 2002 and April 2012. He was also convicted of supplying a tranquilliser and possessing sleeping tablets and a pain killer. His solicitor advocate, Simon Whyte, told the High Court in Edinburgh that Cameron was not a "Mr Big." He said the quantities of drugs were small and the supply was limited to a small number of users. Cameron was a heroin addict himself, the court heard. Passing sentence, judge Lady Wise told Cameron: "You earned a living from selling drugs. You contributed significantly to the misery and suffering of those addicted to controlled drugs.