Jail for class A drugs supplier
A man from Devon has been jailed for his role in a conspiracy to supply cocaine.
Damian Browring, 50, of Langstone Drive in Exmouth, was arrested by the Metropolitan Police Service in July in relation to an investigation into drug supply led by the South West Regional Organised Crime Unit (SWROCU).
Upon his arrest Browring was found with £595 cash and a kilo block of 92% purity cocaine.
Having pleaded guilty to the charges, he appeared at the Old Bailey in London on 12 November and was sentenced to six years for conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
During sentencing the Judge commented that Browring had directed the supply of class A drugs on a commercial scale and had significant influence on others in the supply chain.
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