Drug trafficker who claimed he was the ‘Accredited Dealer' jailed

Thursday, 23 July 2026 18:24

A Jersey drug trafficker, who called himself 'The Accredited Dealer' has been jailed for four-and-a-half years.

Robert John Ingram Moon, 47, has been convicted of multiple drug-related offences, including:

Being concerned in the supply of Class A, B, and C controlled drugs
Possession with intent to supply cocaine
Possession of controlled drugs
Possession of criminal property

A warrant executed on 30 January 2025, at Moon's St Helier address, uncovered the 47-year-old's massive drugs operation

Significant quantities of cocaine, cannabis, drug paraphernalia, digital scales, and cash thought to be linked to drug supply were found, along with evidence of the drugs being prepared, mixed, and packaged in the property for distribution.

Officers also found deal bags of cocaine hidden within a fake plug socket.

Moon's mobile phone showed messages advertising and facilitating the sale of cocaine and cannabis, along with pricings and what drugs were available - sent alongside a photo claiming he was the 'Accredited Dealer'.

Numerous transactions consistent with the proceeds of drug trafficking were also found.

Detective Constable Edward Howgate, officer in the case, said:

"This investigation uncovered clear evidence of commercial drug dealing, including the distribution of controlled drugs, cash, communications relating to supply and financial evidence consistent with drug trafficking.

"The outcome demonstrates our commitment to identifying, disrupting and prosecuting those who profit from the sale of illegal drugs in Jersey.

"We will continue to target individuals involved in the supply of controlled substances and work to reduce the harm they cause to our community."

Anyone with information about the supply of illegal drugs is asked to report it confidentially to Crimestoppers, or directly to the police.