Macclesfield Express

Couple sentenced for dealing cocaine and cannabis

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A DRUG dealer has been jailed after a police bust on a couple’s home in provided officers the evidence they needed.

Joshua Harrison, 34, of Copperfiel­d Road, Poynton, appeared at Chester Crown Court on Tuesday, March 26, where he was sentenced to three years.

Meanwhile, Chantelle Jackson, 37, also of Copperfiel­d Road, Poynton, was sentenced to two years, suspended for two years. They had both previously pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of class A and B drugs.

On Wednesday, January 25, 2023, a warrant was executed at the pair’s home address. The warrant was authorised following months of intelligen­ce suggesting Harrison and Jackson were involved in dealing cocaine and cannabis from the address.

During the warrant, a total of 14 electronic devices were recovered, alongside scales with remnants of white powder, cannabis, steroids, and snapbags.

Harrison was subsequent­ly arrested while Jackson was invited for a voluntary interview at a later date.

The mobile phones which were seized showed evidence of the pair being in regular conversati­on about selling drugs. There was also further communicat­ion from Jackson to other individual­s about drugs for sale.

Meanwhile, examinatio­n of the scales provided a positive match for both cocaine and cannabis.

PC Jarrad Sainsbury said: “The warrant executed in January 2023 was the result of intelligen­ce gathered into Harrison and Jackson’s criminal behaviour.

“I hope this shows just how serious we take crimes of this nature. Illegal drugs can have a devastatin­g impact on communitie­s and Harrison and Jackson’s activities were contributi­ng to this.

“But thanks to officers’ efforts in obtaining evidence against them, both individual­s were left with no option but to plead guilty and are now facing time behind bars.”

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 ?? ?? ●●Joshua Harrison was sentenced to three years in jail after admitting being concerned in the supply of class A and B drugs
●●Joshua Harrison was sentenced to three years in jail after admitting being concerned in the supply of class A and B drugs

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