🚨 **Criminal Chapel: A Local Secret Revealed!** 🚨
In a shocking turn of events, a chapel in Lower Cwmtwrch has been unveiled as a hub for drug deals, with 53-year-old Sheridan Geen at the centre of it all. This former DVLA worker turned cocaine dealer was using the sacred site as a convenient meeting spot for his illegal trade. 🎭
When police raided Geen’s flat in October 2022, they discovered messages on his phone detailing drug activities, alongside £1,560 in cash, a small supply of morphine, weighing scales, empty grip-seal bags, and 27g of cocaine stashed on an outdoor ledge. 🙈💰
Despite initially denying any knowledge of class A drugs—or even the slang terms “pure” and “bash” referencing cocaine—Geen’s web of lies quickly unraveled in Swansea Crown Court. The evidence was undeniable: he had been running a commercial operation, cleverly disguising it behind the chapel’s walls.
This crime didn’t go unpunished. Geen, who previously worked as a lorry driver and had personal struggles before spiralling into the dark world of drugs and gambling, has been sentenced to 3.5 years in prison. He’ll serve half his sentence behind bars before being released on licence.
Geen’s defence claimed this arrest was a wake-up call, with him now taking full responsibility for his actions. The case also prompts a deeper dive into his finances through a proceeds of crime investigation.
Justice served, or a community betrayed? Let us know your thoughts on this local scandal! 🕊️💭
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