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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Jonathan Humphries

Dealers buried safe stacked with £180k of cocaine and heroin in addict's yard

A drug addict who got in debt to his dealers was forced to let them dig up his concrete yard and install a safe stacked with £180,000 worth of cocaine, heroin and cannabis.

Peter Spencer, 41, was also "pressured and threatened" into running a "graft phone" for the gang, and allowed his loft to be used to grow a "small but sophisticated" cannabis farm. The roofer was at home when Merseyside Police raided the property on September 6, 2019, and quickly found the drugs.

Spencer was living in Chiswell Street, Kensington, at the time with his partner who was also addicted to Class A drugs. He appeared in Liverpool Crown Court today to be sentenced for possessing heroin, crack-cocaine, and cannabis with intent to supply, plus an additional charge of cultivating cannabis.

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