Darcy Holder-Smith caught the attention of a Cheshire police patrol who came across a faulty black BMW 3 on the eastbound highway between junctions 12 at Clifton, Runcorn and 11 at Preston Brook at about 2:40 p.m. Friday. , March 4
A spokesman for the force said the officers’ suspicions were raised after talking to the driver and observing his behavior, prompting a vehicle search. READ MORE:The “Horror Gang” stabs tires on trucks and cars in the area affected by the misery Police found 10 compressed pieces of cocaine, three mobile phones and a quantity of cash. A drug expert said the drugs had an estimated wholesale value of between .000 220,000 and 6 266,000, with a street resale value of between .000 360,000 and 20 420,000. Holder-Smith, from Ambler Grove, Coventry, was arrested at the scene and charged with possession with intent to supply Class A drugs. Appearing in Chester Crown Court on April 1, the 22-year-old was jailed for six years and eight months after pleading guilty. for the offense. Following his conviction, Warrington CID Detective Ian Prashar said: “I welcome the outcome of this case which has resulted in the recovery of a large quantity of Class A drugs and the person in charge is now facing a significant prison sentence. “The impact of illicit drugs on our communities can not be underestimated, so we will not stop trying to make Cheshire a hostile environment for criminals. I hope this result sends a strong warning to other offenders, the message “It is clear that if you come to Cheshire to commit a crime, you will be caught and brought to justice.” Anyone with information about drug trafficking in their area can report it to Cheshire Police online or report it to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online. Read more related articles Read more related articles
