Burton Latimer dealer jailed 10.5 years over cocaine and cannabis
Jordan Woolmer, 28, was sentenced at Northampton Crown Court to 10 years and six months in prison for supplying cocaine and cannabis across Northamptonshire after a four-year police investigation. Police seized 450 grams of cannabis at a 2022 car stop and recovered a kilogram of cocaine, 500 grams of cannabis and £57,465 in cash over the inquiry.
🇬🇧 Northampton Crown Court, Northampton, Northamptonshire · United Kingdom
Jordan Woolmer, 28, formerly of Hawthorn Road, Burton Latimer, near Kettering,
was sentenced at Northampton Crown Court on Friday 12 June 2026 to 10 years and
six months in prison for supplying cocaine and cannabis across Northamptonshire.[1]A jury at the same court had unanimously found him guilty of supplying
Class A and Class B drugs earlier in the year.[1][2]The court gave him a
concurrent term of one year and 10 months for breaching a suspended sentence and
a further three months for driving while disqualified, and banned him from
driving for seven years and three months from his release.[1]
His co-defendant Kacper Burzynski pleaded guilty to supplying a Class B drug and
possessing criminal property and was given a 10-month prison sentence suspended
for two years, the Daily Mirror reported.[3]
Woolmer was first stopped in 2022 by Northamptonshire Police in Victoria
Gardens, Northampton, when his BMW was searched and officers seized450 grams of
cannabis, 83 grams of cocaine and £7,000 in cash.[1]A £12,500 Rolex watch was
seized after his arrest, and police said the watch was evidence of him living
off the proceeds of crime.[1]He was forensically linked to £14,000 recovered
at a property in Leicester and to 500 grams of cocaine found at a storage
facility in Rutland.[1]Officers arrested him again on 24 May 2024 after
seizing a further 500 grams of cocaine, designer clothing and £16,000 in cash
from two properties in Burton Latimer, the Daily Mirror reported.[3]
Across the investigation police recovered £57,465 in cash, a kilogram of
cocaine, 500 grams of cannabis and clothing worth £34,680.[1]Det Con James
Roe, who led the four-year inquiry, said Woolmer could not resist boasting about
his lifestyle on Instagram.[1]The Daily Mirror reported that his posts showed
him with Rolex watches, in a Lamborghini and Bentley, and at a meal at Salt
Bae’s Nusr-Et London steakhouse that cost more than £1,200 in cash.[3]
The police investigation began after Woolmer was first arrested with drugs and cash in 2022 alongside co-defendant Kacper Burzynski.[4]Burzynski admitted supplying a Class B drug and possessing criminal property and was given a 10-month prison sentence suspended for two years.[4]His Instagram posts showed him driving a Lamborghini, posing in a Bentley in a Rolex watch and dining at Salt Bae’s Nusr-Et London steakhouse on a bill of more than £1,200 paid in cash.[4]
Photos and video
Police custody photograph of Jordan Woolmer, published with the report of his sentencing. Photo: Northamptonshire PolicePhoto details
The BBC gives the sentencing only as "Friday" and the Daily Mirror and Birmingham Live name it 12 June 2026; the reports were published on 15 and 16 June 2026.
The 450 grams of cannabis seized at the car stop and the 500 grams recovered over the investigation are separate police statements and may overlap or not; they are added together to give the 0.95 kg recorded.
No cannabis street value, plant count or charge breakdown was published; the reports give no separate sentence for the cannabis offences, as the 10 years and six months covers cocaine and cannabis supply together.
No cannabis weight was published for the Leicester property or the two Burton Latimer addresses raided in May 2024.
The £57,465 cash figure covers money recovered across the investigation and is not a confiscation or proceeds-of-crime order.
The submitted BBC page shows only a police custody photograph of Woolmer; no picture of the seized drugs, cash or watch could be confirmed, so no other media is listed.
The SWNS page is an agency account that largely reproduces the Northamptonshire Police statement; it is not independent of the police figures.
Callum Roper, 22, of Holton Road, Barry, was jailed for 30 months at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting offences involving the supply of cannabis and magic mushrooms. He pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of both drugs between 3 December 2025 and 14 September 2026 and had been remanded in custody awaiting sentence.
Bolton Crown Court sentenced seven members of three linked drug gangs that trafficked cocaine and cannabis between Manchester, Stoke-on-Trent and North Wales. Five men received prison sentences of up to eleven and a half years, while two couriers received community orders and two leaders await later sentencing.
Daniel Thompson, 36, was found with 8,223.6 grams of cannabis resin, valued at up to £35,950, when officers searched a house on Moss Side Lane in Rixton in July 2023. Chester Crown Court gave him a nine-month prison sentence suspended for 12 months and 100 hours of unpaid work after he admitted possessing the resin with intent to supply and possessing cocaine.
Sentenced 1Cannabis 8.2236 kgPrison 9 months suspended for 12 months
Bradford Crown Court jailed Alfie Leahy, 21, for five years and Connor Broadbent, 26, for three years and four months over drugs found when police raided two homes in the Holmewood area at dawn on 17 July 2026. Cannabis was seized at a Grayswood Crescent address and cocaine, cash and jewellery at Dawson Street; police put the total street value of the drugs at more than £22,000.
Charged 2Prison 5 years (Leahy); 3 years and 4 months (Broadbent)
