A drug dealer from Fleetwood has been jailed as part of an ongoing police crackdown on serious and organised crime. Brodie Geddes, 32, of Whinfield Avenue, was sentenced to 33 months in prison by Preston Crown Court after being convicted of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs and being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs.
Police Crack Down on Organised Crime in Wyre
The sentencing comes as part of a broader effort by Fleetwood Area Police, the Prosper Partnership, and the Wyre Neighbourhood Policing Team to remove organised crime from the streets of Wyre. Authorities are urging residents to report any suspicious activity related to drug dealing to help keep the community safe.
Police Call for Public Support in Tackling Drug Crime
Sgt Andy Ward of the Wyre Task Force emphasized the importance of community support in tackling organised crime. He stated:
“We continue to work with partners and communities to tackle organised crime and drug dealing. Drug supply and use remain a priority for local communities. We know this because YOU tell us. Please be reassured, we will continue to disrupt and seek prison sentences for people who supply drugs in the local area to make a safer community for all.”
How the Public Can Help
Police are encouraging residents to come forward with any information about drug-related crimes. Reports can be made anonymously through Crimestoppers or by contacting local authorities directly.
The sentencing of Brodie Geddes marks another step in the fight against organised crime in Fleetwood and Wyre. With ongoing police operations and community support, authorities remain committed to making the area safer by removing drug dealers from the streets. Anyone with information about drug-related crimes is urged to assist law enforcement in their efforts.
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