James Walker, 26, of Sturdee Road, Liverpool, appeared at Liverpool Crown Court on Thursday 9 November where he was sentenced to three years and eight months.
Detectives from Operation Toxic, Merseyside’s County Lines Team, launched an investigation into 26-year-old Walker after he was identified as the controller of the ‘Kyle’ line, which facilitated the sale of heroin and crack cocaine from Liverpool into Northwich.
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