"Birmingham Drug Dealer Sentenced to Four Years for Class A Drug Supply"
Dillon Kelleher, 29, living in Birmingham, has been sentenced to four years and three months in prison for drug trafficking. The verdict was handed down at Birmingham Crown Court on Wednesday, May 1st, following Kelleher's guilty…
Dillon Kelleher, 29, living in Birmingham, has been sentenced to four years and three months in prison for drug trafficking. The verdict was handed down at Birmingham Crown Court on Wednesday, May 1st, following Kelleher's guilty plea to charges of possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin.
Kelleher's arrest stemmed from a thorough investigation by law enforcement, which culminated in the search of a residence near Crowden Road in October 2021. During the search, officers seized a substantial cache of illicit substances, including 26 wraps of drugs, alongside more than £300 in cash and multiple mobile phones.
The prosecution presented compelling evidence linking Kelleher to drug distribution activities, notably through incriminating messages found on the confiscated mobile phones. Detective Sergeant Jonathan Bradbury, who led the case, emphasised the commitment of law enforcement personnel across the force in proactively targeting drug supply networks.
"I'm pleased we've been able to jail another dealer who was intent on distributing harmful drugs within our communities," stated Detective Sergeant Bradbury. "Officers across the force are committed to proactively targeting drug supply and will continue to act on intelligence leads and reports from the public to bring these people to justice."
Jason King
Birmingham City-Desk
Twitter (X) @JasonKingNews
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