A 'persistent' drug dealer will spend another year in prison after appearing again before the same judge who jailed him for five years.
A "persistent" drug dealer caught supplying both crack cocaine and heroin in Shrewsbury while he was on bail for other similar county lines offences, will spend another year in prison after appearing before the same judge who jailed him for five years last year.Joshua Lucas, 26, of Harley Drive, Shrewsbury, was a year into his five-year sentence for drug dealing when he appeared before Shrewsbury Crown Court on Tuesday.
"When police entered the address they found the defendant in bed asleep. He became aggressive and officers had to restrain him," Mr Easthope said. "Officers heard a number of people running around upstairs. There was the defendant and three others," Mr Easthope said. Lucas admitted six drug-related offences when he appeared before Judge Peter Barrie at Shrewsbury Crown Court this week. The judge had sentenced Lucas to five years at the same court in February last year for similar crimes.
"This sort of persistent offending and the harm caused by county lines drug dealing of class A drugs are potent factors."
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