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    Barry pair caught with 60kg of illegal drugs

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJanuary 4, 2024No Comments
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    Daniel David (left) and Nathan Mckernan
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    Barry drug dealers have been jailed after being found with over 60kg of illegal drugs.

    Watch the moment where on 15th July 2023 officers executed warrants on Porthkerry Road, Barry, where 50kg of amphetamine were seized and a large amount of cannabis.

    Further searches were conducted at a house linked to Daniel David (left) and Nathan Mckernan where large amounts of cannabis and cash was seized. Nearly 10kg of cannabis was seized during the investigation. Mobile phones seized during the investigation also contained incriminating messages indicative of drug supply.

    Both men were arrested, charged and remanded for possession with intent to supply class B drugs, amphetamine and cannabis.

    On Friday 22 December both men were sentenced following a guilty plea. Nathan Mckernan was sentenced to fice years and nine months, while Daniel David was sentenced to four years and eight months.

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