Cameron Black, 22, from Gosberton near Spalding, Lincolnshire, has been jailed for three years after running a county lines drug dealing network in Peterborough.
Police executed warrants on 3 March at properties in Downham Market and Orton Goldhay, seizing class A drugs, two mobile phones, £690 in cash, and a notebook listing contacts involved in the operation.
The operation was part of a national crackdown on county lines drug trafficking. Officers from the Neighbourhood Support Team uncovered communication evidence linking Black directly to the drug supply, including bulk messages about crack cocaine and heroin sales.
Analysis of the seized phones revealed detailed records of drug transactions and connections to Black, confirming his role in managing the supply line. One of the devices matched the phone found beside Black at the time of his arrest.
At Cambridge Crown Court, Black pleaded guilty to being involved in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin, as well as possession of criminal property. On 30 April, he was sentenced to three years in prison.
This conviction highlights ongoing efforts by police to dismantle county lines operations exploiting multiple locations for illegal drug distribution, aiming to reduce drug availability and community harm in Peterborough and surrounding areas.
Originally published by UKNIP.
