Bolton: Man jailed for part in drug lines conspiracy
A man who was found with £1000s worth of criminal cash was helping provide the “lifeblood” to the Bolton drugs trade, a court has heard.
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A man who was found with £1000s worth of criminal cash was helping provide the “lifeblood” to the Bolton drugs trade, a court has heard.
Greater Manchester Police’s (GMP) Bolton Challenger organised crime team has charged five men in connection with a county lines drugs conspiracy.
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