Police chief welcomes sentences for Lewis drug dealers 5/2/10
Northern Constabulary today welcomed the sentences handed out at
Stornoway Sheriff Court to two men who were caught dealing drugs in the Western Isles back in 2008.
Donald MacAulay (22) from Upper Carloway was sentenced to two years and four months and Derek Mackay (29) from Newmarket, Isle of Lewis received two years and nine months for being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs (cocaine) on the Isle of Lewis.
Both men were arrested as part of Operation Hazard, an intelligence-
Police have seized around £160,000 worth of drugs and cash during the operation.
Area Commander for the Western Isles, Chief Inspector Gordon MacLeod, said: "We welcome the sentences handed out to these individuals.
“We will continue to pursue those involved in the supply of illegal drugs across the Western Isles and those who take part in this activity will be dealt with robustly.
"We would encourage anyone with information about drug related activity to contact Police on 01851 702222 or call Crimestoppers anonymously 0800 555 111."