On both raids, they seized “burner phones” containing text messages from several other phones placing orders for drugs. They also found cash, bags used to hold drugs in drug deals, and scales when they searche the house on Westway, Eastfield. .
Jamie Albert Palliser, 29, of Westway, Scarborough, admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine, cannabis and ketamine and possessing criminal cash.
He was jailed for three years and eight months.
Accomplice Rebecca Sue Stansfield, 21, of Ridgeway, Scarborough, pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cannabis and ketamine and was given a community order.
DC Alfie Thomlinson, of Scarborough CID, said: “Through the supply of illegal drugs, Palliser and Stansfield brought nothing but misery to the community of Eastfield. They have now been brought to justice, and our local community will be a better place as a result.
“As this case proves, we are constantly working to take drugs off the streets. So if you have any information that could help us target drug dealing where you live, you can report it on our website, call us on 101 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously using their website or on 0800 555 111.”
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