A drugs “Mr Big” from Denbighshire has been jailed along with two other men from North Wales.
Paul Kenneth Davies, Paul James Childes and Delwyn Robert Billington were among five people jailed in Liverpool today
Following the sentencing of a total of five people at Liverpool Crown Court today, a police inspector said their operation had “blighted communities”, with drugs mixed on Merseyside for supply in the region and across North Wales.
Paul Kenneth Davies, 43, of Rhodfa’r Gorllewin, Rhyl, was part of the group who were sentenced to a total of 19 years and nine months for conspiracy to supply Class A drugs.
Davies was jailed for seven years and two months for conspiracy to supply cocaine and heroin, and possession with intent to supply cocaine and amphetamine.
Paul James Childes, 30, of Victoria Road, Holyhead, was jailed for three years for conspiracy to supply heroin, and was also sentenced to an additional three years for a robbery in North Wales which occurred while he was on bail for the drugs offences.
Delwyn Robert Billington, 39, of Llandegai Road, Bangor, was jailed for three years and three months for conspiracy to supply heroin and two counts of production of cannabis.
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Michele Mills, 50, of Lydiate Lane, Halewood, was jailed for five years and four months for conspiracy to supply cocaine and heroin.
Michael Cheaveau, 29, of Nunsford Close, Litherland, who was described as the “head of the conspiracy” by Merseyside Police, was jailed for a further 12 months for conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine, after he was given five years and two months for possession with intent to supply class A drugs in July 2015.
Detectives from Merseyside Police were assisted by officers from North Wales Police during the seven-month investigation, which took place between February and September 2015.
Detective Chief Inspector Andy O’Connor said: “This conspiracy involved the mixing of drugs in Merseyside for supply to the North Wales area.
“Michael Cheaveau was the head of this conspiracy, storing the drugs at his home before getting them mixed by Michele Mills and then supplied to Paul Davies for onward supply to others in Merseyside and into North Wales.
“This group have blighted communities in Merseyside and North Wales, profiting heavily from the sales of drugs.
“Merseyside Police is committed to targeting those who are involved in serious and organised crime.
“The clear message today is that, if you are involved in the supply of illegal drugs, you will be arrested and put before the courts.
“I hope these sentences serve as a deterrent to anyone thinking of becoming involved in the supply of drugs.”
see-http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/north-wales-men-jailed-cross-11375573
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