Preston drug dealer is starting 50 months in custody
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Jack Tunstall, 20, of Salisbury Street, Preston, was arrested after his house was raided in May.
He was on licence from a previous sentence of 21 months for an affray at the time.
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Hide AdSentencing him at Preston Crown Court, Judge Simon Medland QC said it was “quite a sophisticated enterprise” that Tunstall was helping to run.
He added: “It is my regrettable duty today to impose a substantial custodial sentence on a young man.
“You – better than any of us – know that Class A drugs destroy people’s lives.
“They corrode society, promote serious crime and destroy people’s health and well-being."
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Hide AdHe added: “They have destroyed your life too because even though you are a young man, you know that I impose a severe sentence on you today.
“I must sentence you in accordance with the sentencing guidelines.
“Had you been a full adult, my starting point would have been seven years’ imprisonment.”
The court also ordered the forfeiture of £7,281 in cash that was found in a safe during the raid.
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