Jailed: County lines drug dealer caught with heroin and crack cocaine at train station

David Dudley, 55, from Birmingham, was caught with 15 wraps of heroin and 20 wraps of crack cocaine at Hereford train station.

Dudley, of no fixed abode, was jailed for 33 months after pleading guilty to four counts of drug trafficking offences.

Herefordshire detective sergeant Nick Strutt said: "I hope this sentence sends a clear warning to those who are involved in county lines drug dealing not to come to Hereford.

"Where we have information or intelligence to suggest county lines drug dealing is taking place we will act on this and take robust action to disrupt their organised crime network.

"We work closely with our partner agencies, to tackle serious and organised crime, such as county lines under our campaign – protect."

County lines is a term used to describe the illegal transportation of drugs from one county to another.