A drug dealer caught running county lines in Swindon has been sentenced, after trying to flush evidence down the toilet.
21-year-old Jennon Killick appeared in Swindon Crown Court on Friday, January 23 and was sentenced to more than three years behind bars, after being caught running 'devestating' county drug lines in the town.
Officers raided his house under a warrant back in November 2025 after gaining intelligence that Killick had been running the 'Pablo' class A county drug line since April 2025.
During the raid, they found him attempting to flush evidence down the toilet to avoid getting caught.
Two drug lines were seized, one from outside his bedroom window after he attempted to discard it and the other in the bathroom.
A search of Killick’s bedroom, in Oldlands Walk, Park South, uncovered drug supply paraphernalia including scales with cocaine remnants, cling film, bags, used gloves and a large wrap of cocaine.
The 21-year-old was then arrested and taken into custody, charged with being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine.
Following his guilty plea at Swindon Crown Court two months after the arrest, Killick has now been jailed for three years and four months.
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“Drug dealers like Killick have a devastating impact on users and the wider community, causing significant harm for their own monetary gain," said PC Young, from the Swindon Local Policing Tasking Team, who led the raid.
“We are committed to investigating all intelligence about drugs reported to us to protect and safeguard Swindon residents.
"Illegal drugs have no place in Swindon, and I urge anyone with information about drug supply to report their concerns."
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