A crucial member of a major dial-a-drug gang helped get himself caught after a video of him hiding a large haul of dirty money was found by police.
Muhammad Hanif was an "administrator" for the food delivery-style narcotics operation headed by supercar driving dealer Saad Qayyum.
Hanif worked closely with Qayyum's trusted lieutenant Ajaydeep Singh in the lucrative trafficking business.
The 32-year-old has now joined the pair behind bars after he admitted to his involvement in the gang at the High Court in Glasgow this week.
A judge heard how Qayyum, 37, posed as a "bona fide businessman".
He was the director of the Quay Lounge shisha bar in the city's Paisley Road where "legitimate and criminal enterprise overlapped"
The kingpin also had a food company called SQZ Trading Limited.
Both firms were used to launder ill-gotten gains.
Prosecutor Chris McKenna explained: "Qayyum utilised a drugs distribution model comparable to a large scale business similar to many of the online food delivery services available.
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"He had a huge customer base consisting of thousands, who were supplied with controlled drugs by an extensive network of drivers assisted by administrators and safe house holders."
