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Three Jailed in Major Hull Cocaine and Heroin Bust
14 Oct
Summary
- Three individuals jailed for drug trafficking in Hull.
- Police investigation uncovered a phone line linked to drug dealing.
- Cocaine, heroin, weapons, and devices seized during property raids.
Three individuals have been jailed for their involvement in selling cocaine and heroin within Hull. The sentences follow a police investigation targeting a phone line suspected of being used for drug dealing. Evidence gathered, including CCTV footage and call analysis, linked David Lyddon to the operation.
Raids conducted at various properties across Hull resulted in the seizure of drugs, weapons, and mobile devices. David Lyddon, aged 47, was sentenced to six years for supplying crack cocaine and heroin. Claire Broadbent, 43, received five years and eight months for supplying Class A drugs.
Reece Fullard, 36, admitted to supplying drugs and was sentenced to three years in prison. The convictions highlight the ongoing efforts by Humberside Police to dismantle drug trafficking networks within the city.
