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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info. A drug dealer who used encrypted chats to source high value drugs from a mystery supplier using the moniker 'Keegan' has been jailed. Lee Morrow was buying and selling large amounts of cocaine and heroin using the Encrochat communications network, which was infiltrated by police, revealing a rich seam of evidence in messages which criminals thought would remain hidden from the authorities. Now he has been jailed at Newcastle Crown Court after admitting conspiracy to supply cocaine and heroin. The court heard Keegan, who was higher up the chain than Morrow, has not yet been identified. The messages show Keegan was reluctant to supply Morrow with more drugs at one point until the debt was cleared. Morrow then tried to source drugs from other Encrochat users before returning to Keegan. In April , he was supplied with a kilo of heroin by a user called 'Peas and Gravy', working on behalf of Keegan. The following month, he was supplied with nine ounces of cocaine and his old schoolfriend, Jamie Richardson, collected the drugs on his behalf. On another occasion, Richardson acted as a cash courier. Morrow, 36, of Benton Road, Longbenton , North Tyneside , who has 18 previous convictions, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine and heroin and was jailed for eight-and-a-half years. Richardson, 37, of Northumberland Terrace, Byker , Newcastle , who has 13 previous convictions, pleaded guilty to two counts of being concerned in the supply of cocaine and was sentenced to 23 months suspended for 21 months with hours unpaid work. Richard Bloomfield, for Morrow, said he is remorseful and has been doing courses in prison and repairing bikes for a children's charity. Glenn Gatland, for Richardson, said: 'He is not in the Premier League, Championship league or any other league - he is right at the bottom, he is not the Encrochat man and he didn't make any money from this. He is the man who was asked to help his friend. Mr Gatland said Richardson's mental health has deteriorated, his partner is pregnant and he cares for his terminally ill mother. By Rob Kennedy Court Reporter. Get the latest Chronicle Live breaking news on WhatsApp. Join us on WhatsApp. Read more: Show-off BMW driver left friend seriously injured while doing up to 81mph in 30 zone Keep up to date with all the latest news in and around Newcastle with our free newsletter The court heard Keegan, who was higher up the chain than Morrow, has not yet been identified. Story Saved. Follow ChronicleLive. Facebook Twitter. Four people rescued after car becomes stranded on Holy Island causeway. Holy Island. Newcastle pervert who carried out sex act outside Sacred Heart school stopped from leaving country. Newcastle Crown Court. Man seriously injured in Benwell explosion remains in hospital five days on. David Beckham. North Shields Woman whose body was found in North Shields shopping centre died amid drug and alcohol battle Sonia Little died at the age of 46 on August 1 this year. Tribute to Helen Russell, the local star who entertained all her life. South Shields. Wallsend florist gifts flowers to grieving families at North Tyneside cemetery. North Tyneside. Gateshead thug made victim drink from dog bowl and threatened to chop hands off in two-day attack. ADHD experts share signs of disorder in women - and why it's difficult to get a diagnosis. Most Read Most Recent Gateshead Tribute paid to inspirational Gateshead kickboxer Jon Mills who died aged 41 Dad-of-three helped others use sport to change their lives. Newcastle's new shoe store Deichmann kicks off with free treats to follow. Northumberland Street. Top Stories. Collection tins placed around Tyneside to raise money for blast victim Archie York's funeral. Inquest opens into death of Jayden McGuinness, 16, who died following Newcastle crash. Tributes for Newcastle United fan who died in the Philippines, leaving four-year-old son. Community unites to mark murdered teen Tomasz Oleszak's birthday. Allotment fire in Shiremoor destroys five sheds full of gardening equipment. Safeguarding issues raised after inmate killed himself in North East prison cell. County Durham. What Metro commuters need to know as major line closure begins next Monday. Tyne and Wear Metro. Newcastle United and Sunderland fans can win match-worn and signed shirts through Poppy Appeal. Remembrance Day.

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