Matushan Vasanthan, aged 20 was sentenced to three years in prison at Aylesbury Crown Court on Tuesday, while Nattesh Jeevarajah, aged 19, was sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for two years.
On 5 February last year, officers from the Aylesbury Stronghold Team arrested Jeevarajah after witnessing him attempting to get into a vehicle with false number plates parked on Honeycomb Way.
Jeevarajah then attempted to run from officers but was quickly detained after a short foot chase in the housing estate.
Jeevarajah was in possession of 26 bags of cocaine, 30 bags of heroin, 148 wraps of crack cocaine, digital scales, two mobile phones, £115 in cash and a stun gun.
Officers then gained access to a flat on Honeycomb Way which was being cuckooed by Jeevarajah.
Vasanthan was found hiding in a bedroom with 52 grams of crack cocaine, 120 wraps of crack cocaine and 10 wraps of heroin in his possession.
The total estimated amount of drugs seized was £19,300.
Investigating officer PC Levi Fensom, of the Aylesbury Stronghold Team, based at Aylesbury police station, said: “This case relates into an investigation into an Aylesbury drugs line called the ‘Kev line’.
“Thames Valley Police is committed to tackling drugs supply, which supports organised crime and is closely linked to exploitation and violence.
“If you have any information regarding drug dealing or organised crime in your community, please contact us or Crimestoppers.”
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