Preston Crown Court sentenced 20-year-old Jaydon Morgan and 43-year-old Simon Morgan, both of Greengate Street in Barrow.[1][2] The case followed an investigation by Cumbria Police’s Westmorland and Furness Community Serious and Organised Crime team.[1][2] Jaydon Morgan was jailed for three years and four months after admitting being concerned in the supply of Class A and Class B drugs and possession of a Class B drug.[1][2] Simon Morgan was jailed for four years and six months for possession with intent to supply Class A drugs.[1][2]

Officers executed a warrant at their home address on February 11 2026.[1][2] During the searches officers recovered Class A and Class B drugs later confirmed as cocaine and cannabis, along with about £3,280 in cash.[1][2] A drugs expert estimated that the seized substances had a street value of approximately £6,755.[1][2] Officers also seized two mobile phones belonging to the men.[1][2]

The Westmorland and Furness serious and organised crime unit said the sentences reflected the seriousness of the offences and that proactive police work had uncovered evidence of the men’s involvement in supplying illegal drugs.[1] The case forms part of Operation Alliance, Cumbria Constabulary’s ongoing response to serious and organised crime involving warrants and drug seizures across the county in recent months.[1]

The pair were sentenced on Tuesday, November 3.[2]