Liverpool Drug Dealers Jailed for Anglesey Cocaine Operation

Two Liverpool men have been sentenced to prison after admitting to supplying cocaine in Anglesey. 💊⚖️

Tom Brabbins, 32, of Brodie Avenue, Cressington, Liverpool, and Jamie Weston, 29, of Barbrook Avenue, Liverpool, both appeared at Mold Crown Court on Monday, March 17th where they pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine.

The court heard that between November 2024 and February 2025, Brabbins and Weston regularly travelled from Merseyside into North Wales to sell class A drugs. They used a mobile phone to send out bulk messages to known drug users offering to supply them with cocaine.

Officers conducted a warrant at an address in Amlwch on February 10th which resulted in the arrest of both men.

Brabbins was sentenced to four years imprisonment, while Weston received three years and nine months. Additionally, Weston was made subject of a Criminal Behaviour Order lasting three years after his release, which prevents him from visiting Anglesey.

Detective Sergeant Arron Hughes said: “We will not tolerate those who bring drugs to Anglesey to target vulnerable individuals and cause harm to the communities who live there.

“I would urge anyone with information about drugs in their area to report concerns to the police or anonymously via Crimestoppers.”