Drug gang member who ferried cash and heroin jailed for four years - Maghull Star: "DRUG gang member who ferried heroin and cash around Liverpool was jailed for four years.
Adam Alcock was one of a 16-strong gang that cut and sold the class A drug in Merseyside and Dundee.
Surveillance officers eavesdropped on the gang for nine months in 2009 as they cut the drugs, hid them inside their bodies and ferried them north of the border where they used addicts to push their wares.
Alcock admitted to being involved on just March 4, 2009, when he ferried cash from Barry Devlin, of Bedford Road, Bootle, to gang leader Stephen Harrison, of Chapel Road, Anfield.
Later that day he took 0.5kg of 32%-pure heroin to Devlin. The drugs were later found at another co-conspirator’s house in Liverpool Road South, Maghull. They were worth more than £20,000, Liverpool crown court heard yesterday."
Adam Alcock was one of a 16-strong gang that cut and sold the class A drug in Merseyside and Dundee.
Surveillance officers eavesdropped on the gang for nine months in 2009 as they cut the drugs, hid them inside their bodies and ferried them north of the border where they used addicts to push their wares.
Alcock admitted to being involved on just March 4, 2009, when he ferried cash from Barry Devlin, of Bedford Road, Bootle, to gang leader Stephen Harrison, of Chapel Road, Anfield.
Later that day he took 0.5kg of 32%-pure heroin to Devlin. The drugs were later found at another co-conspirator’s house in Liverpool Road South, Maghull. They were worth more than £20,000, Liverpool crown court heard yesterday."
