Preston drug dealer with Rambo knives was handed second chance by city judge and caught again month later
A Preston drug dealer armed with Rambo knives was given a second chance by a city judge - only to be busted again by police weeks later...
Jordan Dyer, 25, was observed by plain clothes officers meeting with drug users in Hammond Street, Preston, on October 15.
He was stopped and found to be in possession of wraps of crack cocaine and heroin. Further searches at his home found scales, Rambo knives and cash.
He was charged, handed a two year suspended sentence and released back onto the streets in November 2025.
But just weeks later, on December 8, he was again caught by undercover police who chased him down and detained him in Shakespeare Road, Ribbleton. He was found in possession of a further 33 wraps of crack cocaine and heroin.
This month, Dyer was sentenced to a further three years and 10 months. He also had his suspended sentence revoked, meaning he now faces five years and 10 months behind bars.
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A spokesperson for Lancashire Police said: ““This case is one of many successes for Operation Fracture which brings together multiple agencies to break apart County Lines drug dealing in Preston.
“The operation involves over a 100 officers and staff working across Preston from Lancashire Police, British Transport Police and North West Regional Organised Crime Unit.
“Everyone has the right to feel safe, wherever they live. Contact us online or CrimeStoppers anonymously via 0800 555 111.”