article_snippet: Vietnamese Quoc Ta, 33, (pictured) had been deported from the UK twice before Vietnamese Quoc Ta was arrested  at Derby train station carrying £4,500 of cannabis .
article_snippet: Vietnamese Quoc Ta was jailed for eight months after a court heard how transport police officers boarded a carriage and noticed an overwhelming stench of cannabis.
article_snippet: Vietnamese Quoc Ta, from Vietnam, now faces being deported for a third time once Vietnamese Quoc Ta is released from prison after being caught with cannabis with a street value of up to £4,500 while sitting alone on the train at Derby station.
article_snippet: Vietnamese Quoc Ta first came to the attention of UK authorities in 2008 when Vietnamese Quoc Ta was arrested in connection with a burglary.
article_snippet: Vietnamese Quoc Ta was arrested in April 2012 after being recruited as a ‘gardener’ growing cannabis for a south-east Asian gang and was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
article_snippet: Derby Crown Court was not told how Vietnamese Quoc Ta made Derby Crown Court back into Vietnam for a third time, but prosecutor Karen Davenport-Coles said prosecutor Karen Davenport-Coles was arrested in January when British Transport Police went on to the train where there was an ‘extremely strong smell of cannabis’.
article_snippet: prosecutor Karen Davenport-Coles said Vietnamese Quoc Ta had agreed to transport the cannabis for payment after finding Vietnamese Quoc Ta
highlights_snippet: Vietnamese Quoc Ta admitted possession with intent to supply after being caught in Derby .
  