A gang dubbed the ‘most organised outfit around’ have been locked up after peddling £7 million worth of cocaine through a church ‘drug factory’.
The eight strong outfit bought and sold huge amounts of cocaine and flooded streets across the country with the class A drug.
The dealers used a former Methodist church as part of the staggering operation. The building, in Bamfurlong, Wigan, was most recently the base of the Kenny family's business antiques shop, J.W.
Antiques, Manchester Crown Court heard. But it was transformed into a drugs warehouse where cocaine was packaged to be dealt to addicts on the streets.
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