Two Yorkshire men jailed for county line drug dealing
Two men have been jailed today (Tuesday 19 March) at Manchester Crown Court as part of a NWROCU investigation into a county line running between Manchester and Whitby.
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Two men have been jailed today (Tuesday 19 March) at Manchester Crown Court as part of a NWROCU investigation into a county line running between Manchester and Whitby.
Another week of success after a national operation tackling cross-border drug dealing has seen over 180 arrests and 90 vulnerable people safeguarded.
Nine members of organised crime groups in Cheshire, Cumbria, and Manchester have been jailed for more than 100 years for drug supply offences.
A man who used the internet and social media sites to sell non-existent holiday rentals and electronic goods on a large scale has been jailed for fraud.
Joint operation with NWROCU supported by Lancashire Police, British Transport Police, and HMPPS carried out an operation into visitors and prisoners smuggling illegal items into HMP Kirkham.
A criminal gang which ran two Class A County Lines drugs lines from the Black Country has been jailed for a combined total of more than 40 years.
Today (Friday 8 March) at Liverpool Crown Court, a Merseyside man has been jailed for Class A and B drug dealing as part of Operation Venetic.
Officers investigating the illegal sale of drugs on the dark web have arrested a man in Derbyshire.
A second-hand gold shop owner from Cambridgeshire who helped a gang sell stolen items from hundreds of burglaries has been ordered to repay more than £320,000.
Today at Preston Crown Court, a Lancashire drug dealer has been sentenced for conspiring to bring a million pound worth of illegal drugs into the UK.