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Luxury Lifestyle Funded by Drugs Lands Dealer in Jail
15 Jun
Summary
- Jordan Woolmer was found guilty of supplying Class A and B drugs.
- He was sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison.
- Police seized luxury items including a £12,500 Rolex watch.
A drug dealer who boasted about his luxurious lifestyle, funded by criminal profits, has been sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison. Jordan Woolmer, aged 28, was convicted of supplying cocaine and cannabis across Northamptonshire following a trial at Northampton Crown Court.
Northamptonshire Police's four-year investigation uncovered evidence of Woolmer benefiting from his illicit gains. He was arrested after police stopped his BMW, seizing 450 grams of cannabis, 83 grams of cocaine, and £7,000 in cash. A £12,500 Rolex watch was also seized from him while in custody.
Further forensic links connected Woolmer to £14,000 recovered in Leicester and cocaine found in Rutland. Over two years, authorities seized over £34,000 worth of clothing, more cash, and substantial amounts of drugs from him.
Woolmer received concurrent sentences for breaching a suspended sentence and driving while disqualified. He faces a seven-year driving ban starting upon his release from prison.
