Junior Football Coach Exposed as Major Drug Dealer in Shocking Case

Swansea: Can you believe this? A junior football coach was living a double life as a major drug dealer. Benjamin Simons, along with his brother Leon, was caught with nearly 1.8kg of high-purity cocaine and over £53,000 in cash. They were running a drug operation called the “Swansea Boys.”

The court found out that these guys made over half a million pounds from their illegal activities. They were sentenced to six years in prison. The judge didn’t hold back, saying they were spreading misery and motivated by pure greed.

Leon’s partner, Kelly McGuire, got a suspended sentence for letting their place be used for drug dealing. The court later looked into their finances and found they had benefited massively from their crimes.

During the police raid, they found a stash of cash, bags of cocaine, and even some designer watches. It’s wild! They also discovered a hydraulic press and weapons at a business unit controlled by the brothers.

Both Benjamin and Leon pleaded guilty to serious charges, while Kelly got a lighter sentence but still has to complete a rehabilitation course. The judge pointed out how shocking it was that three people with no prior convictions got involved in such serious crimes. It’s a real eye-opener about the drug problem in Swansea and beyond.