The drugs were worth an estimated £21,000.
Hayden De'Harr was arrested following a raid in which police found £21,000 worth of drugs hidden in 'elaborate places' in a house in Warwickshire
The 27-year-old, previously from Ketley in Telford, hid the cocaine and cannabis in ‘elaborate places’ at a home on Arnold Street in Rugby, Warwickshire Police said. ArtShrewsbury Crown Court, De'Harr was sentenced to five years in prison for possession with intent to supply class A and B drugs, and was also linked to an outstanding money laundering case.Rugby-based Detective Constable Matthew Rapkins said: “We welcome the custodial sentence of De’Harr.
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