A MEMBER of a drugs gang which flooded Barrow with heroin and crack has been ordered to sell his diamond encrusted watch to pay for his crimes. PrinceWill Enaruba, 26, was part of a network of dealers which trafficked drugs from the South East to Barrow, via a headquarters in Coventry. When officers raided the base in Signals Drive, where Enaruba lived with his partner Shanice Knight, they found more than £1,500 cash and a Cartier Santos watch, estimated to be worth upwards of £11,000 when bought new. Enaruba claimed he had borrowed the watch from a family friend to wear to a wedding 11 months earlier.
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Police said they brought misery to our community. Now the last of 34 people to be brought to justice as part of the large-scale Operation Horizon has been jailed. PrinceWill Enaruba, 26, was jailed for more than nine years at Preston Crown Court after he admitted his part in a conspiracy to flood Barrow with class A drugs. Operation Horizon smashed a number of county lines rings that brought despair to the streets of south Cumbria. It saw officers launch more than 20 raids on properties in Barrow linked to suspects in a dramatic dawn crackdown in early 2019. As well as the convictions, it dismantled a set-up that was trafficking drugs to the county and selling to local users in an area blighted by deaths linked to substance abuse.
JAILED: All the defendants jailed under Operation Horizon THEY were blasted by police for flooding the streets of Barrow with class A drugs and bringing untold misery to the town. But now after the conclusion of Operation Horizon police have brought 34 criminals to justice, seeing them jailed for a combined total of more than 100 years. A line was drawn under the operation, one of Cumbria Police s biggest ever, on Tuesday when Pricewill Enaruba, 26, became the last to face justice. The convictions were set in motion in 2019 when police raided around 20 homes in a bid to smash a wide network of organised drug dealing that made use of county lines , a crime network trafficking drugs using dedicated mobile phone lines.