Jail for South Yorkshire drug dealer caught with heroin and cocaine wraps worth £8,000
It is estimated the drugs were worth around £8,000 and had been prepped to be sold
A South Yorkshire drug dealer caught with heroin and cocaine wraps worth around £8,000 has been jailed for three years and two months.
Brandon Holmes, aged 23, was charged following an intel-led warrant at an address on Netherfield Road, Rawmarsh, in March 2026.
Inside the property was Brandon Holmes who was found with cash, suspected drugs and a knife.
Following his arrest, officers searched his home in Balby where the scale of Holmes' offending was unearthed. Officers located a shopping bag filled with wraps of heroin and cocaine hidden inside a shelving unit.
It is estimated the drugs were worth around £8,000 and had been prepped to be sold.
The 23-year-old admitted possession with intent to supply a Class A drug and acquiring criminal property.
Holmes, of St Catherines Avenue, was jailed for three years and two months.
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