Kieron Begley has been jailed for 11 years for large-scale drug dealing in Jersey.
Kieron Michael Begley (33) has been sentenced by Jersey's Royal Court to a total of 11 years imprisonment, after admitting possessing and selling large amounts of class A drugs.
Officers searched his St Saviour home in August of this year.
They found over 300 MDMA (Ecstasy) pills inside a boxing glove, and a large block of cocaine weighing 663 grams concealed in a Christmas tree box, along with a bag containing almost 3,000 MDMA pills.
Officers also found packaging and drug-related paraphernalia consistent with large-scale supply, including digital scales, and £1,400 in Jersey £50 notes.
In total, the combined estimated street value of the seized drugs was up to £250,000.
Detective Sergeant Jim McGranahan, Drug Squad Supervisor, said:
"The quantity and value of drugs seized represent a significant disruption to the supply chain.
"We will not stop in our pursuit of tackling drugs in Jersey and bringing offenders to justice.”
Women jailed for importing £240,000 of synthetic cannabis in spare tyre
Jersey's first Grief Disco offers new way to remember loved ones
New courtrooms created at Jubilee Wharf
Three-hour rescue of fallen climber at Grosnez
Ball court upgrade in memory of late Jersey basketballer
Lifeguards rescue family of nine from rocks at Jersey bay
Countdown to Jersey's 2026 Air Display
Jersey has its hottest summer on record
