Swansea Drug Dealers Jailed After Phone Evidence Links Pair

Two Swansea men have been sentenced to prison for their involvement in Class A drug supply operations. 🚔

Luke Williams, 28, from Strand, and Leon Beynon, 20, from Cockett, received sentences of 48 months and 32 months respectively.

Police arrested Williams on 23 December after observing him topping up a mobile phone used to message drug users. A subsequent warrant executed at Beynon’s residence led to the discovery of the same phone, which contained messages between the pair discussing the sourcing and distribution of heroin and crack cocaine.

Officers also seized quantities of cannabis and cash from both properties.

Detective Sergeant Luke Tucker said: “This is just the latest of example of the work that we do to disrupt the activity of those in the illegal drug trade.

“Class A drugs, such as the heroin and crack cocaine that Luke Williams and Leon Beynon were working to distribute into the local community, destroy lives. They destroy not only the lives of those who purchase them, but those of their family and friends too.

“South Wales Police will always work to bring those involved in this illegal activity to justice.”