Darts ace's brother is drug dealer

THE brother of darts star Gary Anderson is a heroin-dealing junkie, the News of the World can reveal.

Sleazy Stuart Anderson, above, has a string of drug offences and rakes in up to £1,000 a week flogging bags of the deadly drug to desperate addicts.

His depraved lifestyle has sickened his 38-year-old brother - nicknamed "The Flying Scotsman".

A source close to the darts champ said last night: "Gary is disgusted with Stuart's behaviour."

Anderson, 33, sold a £15 wrap of heroin to our investigator earlier this month. The jobless junkie does business in a street near his home.

In broad daylight, he pulled a cellophane bag containing the drugs out of his jacket pocket and quickly passed them over.

As our investigator handed over the cash, he crowed: "That's the best gear. You won't find anything better than that around here."

The pusher then stuffed the money into his pocket and strolled off.

Neighbours claim Anderson also deals from the home in Musselburgh, East Lothian, which he shares with his partner and their two young children.

Last night one local fumed: "Stuart has no shame. He will think nothing of selling bags of heroin while the kids are playing around the house."

One mum was horrified when she discovered her teenage son had bought heroin from Anderson.

The woman, whose identity we are protecting, said: "Something has to be done about him. He has kids of his own yet he is trying to corrupt other folk's children by turning them into smackheads. He should be locked up."

Another source claimed Anderson's young daughter had been BEGGING neighbours for food.

He said: "Stuart smokes heroin in the house while his kids are around. They are just neglected. The older one is left out on the streets late at night.

"She knocks at people's houses for food and is constantly asking folk if she can get something to eat."

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On a good week, Anderson can rake in around £1,000 flogging his deadly wares. But the cash is used to fund his OWN heroin habit. Neighbours say the lowlife has been dealing for around eight years but has managed to stay out of jail for the last six years.

Our source added: "I don't know how he gets away with it. He has people at his door all the time.

"He'll deal anywhere - in the house, on the street, outside the local shops. He doesn't care who he sells to."

Anderson was caged for a year in 2003 after pleading guilty at Haddington Sheriff Court to three drugs charges, including possession and intent to supply.

The court heard he'd previously served time in jail for other similar offences.

Yet when we approached Anderson last night, he denied being a dealer. He said: "I do have a record for drugs offences but that was years ago. I'm not dealing now."

Gary, above, won the Bullit World Darts Trophy in 2007. The dad-of-one, who runs a pub in Rooksbridge, Somerset, is due to face world champ Phil Taylor in the Jocky Wilson Cup at Braehead Arena, Glasgow, in December.

This week he said: "Like anyone with an addiction, I hope Stuart can sort his life out - but it is HIS problem and absolutely nothing to do with me. I moved away from Scotland years ago."