Swansea trio jailed for Class A drug supply

Three men from Swansea have been jailed for their involvement in the supply of Class A drugs.

41-year-old Paul Morgan, from Swansea city centre, was subject of a warrant at his home address in December 2024.

During the warrant, 31-year-old Kieran Jones-Mathias, from Pentrechwyth, who was a wanted person at the time, was seen leaving the address on a scooter. Jones-Mathias was found to be in possession of two mobile phones, both of which contained messages tying him to drug supply.

37-year-old Matthew Ace, from Morriston, was also found during the warrant on Paul Morgan’s address. Over 85g of cocaine was found during the warrant, alongside approximately £3,000 in cash.

Matthew Ace has been sentenced to three years and 41 weeks in prison. Paul Morgan has been sentenced to three years and nine months in prison. Kieran Jones-Mathias has been sentenced to four years in prison.

Detective Sergeant Luke Tucker said:

“Paul Morgan, Matthew Ace and Kieran Jones-Mathias made the decision to enter the drug trade knowing that what they were doing was illegal. This was made even more obvious in the way that two of them attempted to flee Paul Morgan’s address at the time of the warrant.

“Like so many others before them, their illegal activities have not paid off. Instead, they are each beginning a multiple-year term in prison.

“This case should be seen as yet another example to those in the drug trade – you will be identified, and you will be brought to justice.”