Swansea men involved in Class A drug supply jailed
28-year-old Luke Williams, from Strand in the city centre, and 20-year-old Leon Beynon, from Cockett, have been sentenced to 48 months and 32 months respectively.
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28-year-old Luke Williams, from Strand in the city centre, and 20-year-old Leon Beynon, from Cockett, have been sentenced to 48 months and 32 months respectively.
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