Dealer set up new drug line a day after his arrest

Oskar Krzeszewski, 21, has been jailed for 28 months

A man who set up a new drugs line the day after he was arrested has been jailed.

Oskar Krzeszewski was found with 50 wraps of class A drugs, knives, an iPhone, designer clothing and cash in his vehicle when he was stopped on 25 April. He was bailed so police could investigate.

PC Aidan Hillier, from Wiltshire Police, said Krzeszewski's decision to set up a new drugs line the next day was "brazen" and added the 21-year-old had played a "significant role" in supplying cocaine and heroin across Swindon.

Krzeszewski, of no fixed abode, was sentenced at Swindon Crown Court on Friday to 28 months in prison.

After the initial arrest, officers received intelligence on 17 May which indicated a Class A drug line had been set up.

Police executed a warrant at a Swindon property Krzeszewski was thought to be living in on 24 June. Officers found bulk bags of crack cocaine and heroin, scales, plastic wrap, individual wraps and £5,500 in cash.

He was arrested again and police discovered a sim card for the drugs line. Krzeszewski was charged and remanded in custody.

Police officers executed a warrant at a Swindon property on 24 June

He pleaded guilty to supplying crack cocaine and heroin, possession with intent to supply, possessing a bladed article in a public place and possessing criminal property.

PC Hillier added: "We know the serious harm that drugs cause in our communities – from the vulnerable users to their wider families and friends, and the neighbourhood-related crime like antisocial behaviour and shoplifting.

"There's no place for Class A drugs in Wiltshire and we will continue to target and put before the courts those dealing them."