Police have hailed the breaking up of the 'Kev' Class A drugs line – and the jail sentence for the dealers behind it
Police say they are pleased to see two dealers behind bars for their role in a Class A county drugs line.
Last week Connor Sholliker, 24, of Wilson Road in Prescot, Merseyside, was locked up for six years after pleading guilty to being concerned in the supply of class A drugs – crack cocaine and heroin.
Kaine Currens, 23, of Manor Road in Hadley, Telford was also handed a three-year sentence, after he admitted the same charges.
The pair were sentenced at Shrewsbury Crown Court, sitting at Telford Justice Centre, on Friday.
West Mercia Police said the convictions follow an investigation by the local organised crime team which started in June this year.
