Man who hid cocaine in baby car seat jailed

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Stephen Jackson was sentenced for possession with intent to supply cocaine

A man who hid cocaine in a baby's car seat has been jailed after he was found with Class A drugs for a second time.

Stephen Jackson, 27, of Kenton Way, Holme Wood, was sentenced to four years and nine months in prison at Bradford Crown Court on Tuesday after he pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply.

Jackson had previously been given a suspended sentence in December for possession with intent to supply cocaine, but police raided his home on 21 May and he was charged again.

During the first arrest at his home in July 2025, £20,000 worth of cocaine was seized and drugs were found in the car seat.

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Stephen Jackson hid cocaine in a baby's car seat

Sgt Charlie Smallwood of West Yorkshire Police said Jackson was a "blight on the community of Holme Wood" in Bradford.

"We welcome that he will now spend years in jail. Drugs cause misery in communities and we are committed to getting them off the streets to make the streets safer," he said.

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